• Epson color (high resolution) proof
• Epson digital (low resolution blueline) proof
• Black and white laser proof
• Minolta 2001 proof

• Take your time. You may or may not be on schedule with a job, but don't let a deadline make you careless. Rushing will only cause further delays and added expenses.
• Check features. Create a list of the features you're checking for and then start to proof. Go through the proof once, checking only for typos. Then go through a second time and concentrate on borders and rule alignment. Continue until you've completed the list. This will ensure that you don't miss any items.
• Check images. If you had Pioneer scan and place your images, check that we did so properly. If you scanned the images in your documents, check for sharp focus and color accuracy.
• Look for imperfections. Circle every spot, broken letter, and anything else that doesn't look right to you. Better to be safe than sorry!
• Check corrections. Check to be sure all previous corrections made on earlier proofs have been made on the current proof.
• Instructions. Write your comments and/or OK boldly and clearly on the proof. Sign proof card and return all proofs to Pioneer.
• Overall view. Take a step back to view the proof as a whole. Does the piece look as you intended?
• Questions. If there's anything that looks incorrect, speak now to avoid expensive corrections later on or errors in the final piece.
• Costs. Call Pioneer if you have questions about the associated costs for correcting any of the changes that need to be made, and make sure you understand what costs you're responsible for paying.

Crosfield High End Drum Scanner - Maximum input/artwork size 19" x 26" (flexible originals)