The Next Wave - Digital Directions

"The new generation of digital proofing devices will bring the industry back to the original need for a non-press proof—a cost-effective, accurate indicator of what will come off the printing press.

"I predict two things will come to light for digital halftone proofing in 1999: Direct digital halftone proofs will be recognized to offer quality that surpasses analog (or digitized-analog) solutions, and remote proofing will make strides.