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>I agree! What graybar? The man behind the problem is >gone, the graybar is gone and now the color looks >better than it has for a couple of years. > >>"Take a look at the graybar at the bottom of the page >>next time repro is bad. If it is not uniform, you got >>an early run paper" -when did you work on a press? >>Graybars are a thing of the past. Photshop dictates >>inking, plain and simple. Presses nowadays reach peak >>speed under 300 copies. >>"No matter what you do in Photoshop, the pressmen will >>make it worse." -what an insult to the press pros in >>our business! No wonder you no longer work with >>presses (as you alluded)! >> >>>I have worked with presses. (Not for Trib.) I can >tell >>>you that no matter what you do in Photoshop, the >>>pressmen will make it worse. Especially during the >>>initial run. Bad color reproduction is not a good >>>reason to stop the press, and it takes some time to >>>adjust and get it right. I can't remember a time it >>>was spot on at startup. Heck, I can't remember it >>>being spot on halfway through the run. >>> >>>Take a look at the graybar at the bottom of the page >>>next time repro is bad. If it is not uniform, you got >>>an early run paper, and it has nothing to do with >>>Photoshop. >>> >>>>Okay, I am a Trib photographer. What I can tell you >>is >>>>that photoshop does dictate how much ink goes on the >>>>press. So your apparent speculation is correct! >>>>

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