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press proof

A sample of actual printing on the intended paper stock. It is the most accurate and also the most costly way to preview the output of a commercial print job. It is, in fact, the final job, except that only a small number of units are printed. See Matchprint.


press proof [′pres ‚prüf]
(graphic arts)
Proof removed from the printing press to inspect line and color values and overall quality; this is the last proof before the complete printing is done.


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Nattily designed by his flam boyant collaborator, Quentin Fiore, it featured a thirty-two-page press proof of the two authors reading from their recent publication, The Medium Is the Massage, texts by other writers on themes such as "The Electronics of Music" and "The Anti-Environmental Man," notes by John Cage titled "How to Improve the World," and a psychedelic poster of "The TV Generation.
EFI Colorproof XF (which now incorporates EFI Screenproof(TM) software), Designer Edition and Photo Edition each simulated a SWOP Press Proof in conjunction with the Canon W8200, Epson 4000 and HP 30n and 130n large format devices.
EFI Designer Edition for HP combined with the HP Designjet 30 and HP Designjet 130 series printers, recently has been awarded SWOP(R) certification in recognition of the combined solutions' ability to match SWOP certified press proofs that can be used in the production of publications.
 
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