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digital proofing

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digital proofing
Preparing a sample of printed output on a computer printer before the job is printed on a commercial press. See prepress proof and soft proofing.
digital proofing [¦dij·əd·əl ′prüf·iŋ]
(graphic arts)
Processes used to obtain hard-copy output directly from digital files for purposes of predicting the appearance of printed matter.


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The Company offers a wide array of services and capabilities, including digital proofing, direct-to-plate, sheet-fed and Web offset, and bindery.
The Graphic Communications department of Clemson University will present two back-to-back reprises of one of its most popular seminars: Digital Proofing for Flexography, in cooperation with the Foundation of the Flexographic Technical Association.
These include MasterProof Analog four-color process inks specifically designed to match the most popular screen proofing systems on the market and MasterProof Digital four-color process inks formulated to match the most widely accepted digital proofing systems and enable true color calibration between proof and final print.
 
 
 
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