Comic Publishing: Understanding Resolution and File Formats for Optimal Printing

[zoobyshoe]

They do. It's called PhotoShop.

Photoshop isn't built in. It's sold separately, and is expensive.

 

[DaveC426913]

Photoshop isn't built in. It's sold separately, and is expensive.

Well yes, but why would you build something in that only a fraction of people need/use?

As you can see in other posts, calibration is quite complex (and different with every system); you can't simply have factory settings, and to create a system that does it reliably for every (or even most) printers that can be bought at Staples - is impossible.

So, those who need printer calibration get printer calibration software.

 

[zoobyshoe]

Well yes, but why would you build something in that only a fraction of people need/use?

I should think it would be built into the printers. Once installed the printer should sense the details of your monitor and inform it about what to display accordingly.