Title: The Book for Pre-Press Color Correction
Product review: I do agree with some of the reviews bellow about this book being a bit wordy, but color correction is a boring subject. I think the author ment to keep readers interested rather than babble on. Regardless, this book is the book you want to buy if you work at any periodical or graphics house in which you are preparing pictures for press. This book is not for people making simple web graphics. It talks about utillizing photoshop to make things look more life like on paper. I would like to add that colors vary from press to press, so don't rely to much on the colors he specifies. Rather use his techniques and your own experience to find out what colors work best on your press. This is a must have book for people who do any serious amount of printing on a professional press.
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