SIMULATE HOW A PRINT DIFFERS FROM YOUR SCREEN:
Preview Your Print
Computer monitors emit light in order to display colors whereas inked paper absorbs or reflects different wavelengths of light to produce color. This back lighting on a computer monitor makes images appear brighter and more detailed. When you take the image off of a digital device and print it onto a paper, you also lose the artificial back-light and with that, the image may appear darker and subtle details less visible. Upload a photo to compare its screen appearance with an estimated print appearance when printed. Drag the divider to compare.
Canon imagePRESS V700 · satin / silk / semi-gloss — This is an illustrative estimate, not a measured or ICC-profiled proof. The preview uses fixed illustrative adjustments, not Canon specifications. Actual results vary with stock, RIP settings, calibration, ambient lighting, and your screen. For color-critical work, request a physical proof.