Before you commit your job to a press run, or before we sent it to a publication, you want to make sure it will print the way you expect. You need to know that the colors will be right, and that all the text and images are present in the exact location. You need a proof.

In traditional imagesetting operations, proofs are made from the film used to make the printing plates. As computer-to-plate technology develops, digital proofing is becoming more important. The computer-to-plate revolution may dramatically change the conventional role of proofs. However, whether you're running film or going direct to plate, you still need a proof.

You can make proofs at any stage of the job, from design concept through contract proof and for that we are using our Epson Proofer, with EFI calibrated RIP.