What I understand so far about calibration is that the tones of a print are set to approximately match those seen on the screen from which the print was sent... or vice versa I'm not sure.
But won't each person's system calibrate quite differently? What about in the professional imaging world, is there some sort of standard so when files are swapped between systems each person doesn't see wildly different results? Example, if a lab converts a file to CMYK for commercial printing, doesn't the printer (company) need to see, and reproduce, exactly what the lab saw?
-Alex
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