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WORKING SPACES
Documents should be created within an open color working space, so that the
colors assigned may be mapped into their final output color space at A&E
Products. Files that are not created in a working space will be assigned a
working space when submitted to A&E. RGB files will be assigned Adobe
RGB (1998), and CMYK files are assigned U.S. Sheetfed Coated. These working
spaces have gamuts large enough to contain most printer spaces here at A&E
Products. Check your software's user manual to learn how to assign a working
space to your document.
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| The Adobe RGB Workspace | The US Sheetfed Coated Workspace |
APPLYING OR EMBEDDING PROFILES
A&E Products provides current output profiles so that you may soft-proof
your files on a profiled monitor or a profiled printer before sending to A&E.
Output profile spaces should be used for proofing only, NOT as a working space.
Using output profiles as a working space is not recommended, as it limits
the range of color to a specific device, and may limit the output on devices
with a larger color gamut. Download our
output profiles here.
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