The Evolution of the Proof
The proofing process is progressing. Here’s an update on some of the latest ink-jet, toner and virtual solutions.
TWENTY YEARS ago, professional proofing systems and materials represented a major capital investment that only large printing establishments could afford. Skilled employees were needed to operate these “high-end” systems. FedEx or couriers carried hard copy proofs between printers and customers to get approvals on jobs that required fast turnaround. Supplies used by those high-end systems were expensive.
- Companies:
- Eastman Kodak Co.
Tim Greene is a Research Director within IDC's Hardcopy Solutions group. Greene is responsible for coverage of the large format printing, 3D printing, and digital signage markets.
Related Content
Comments
