
(Swedish Super Comics, which you can check out here. Everything's in Swedish tho... haven't had time to complete my English translation yet.)
And being a fanzine, we obviously utilize a Print-On-Demand service to print our small, small circulation. Well, a continuous problem is the COLOUR CORRECTNESS.

In the past the colours always came out waay too dark and the reds were always exaggerated for some reason. Like if they hadn't calibrated their friggin' screens and printers. When I came on board one the first things that I set out to do, was try to remedy that situation. Alas, I began experimenting with adjustment-layers and scans combined with the original files, in order to come up with a good simulation of the error that Ka-Blam produces. Finally, I was able to correct the problem decently, by messing up our own files almost just right, prior to uploading to Ka-Blam, so that their own errors would be canceled out.
But what do I see when I get the latest print-test...!! They've changed calibration or colour-profile or whatever, and now it doesn't print too dark or too red at all, rather it's too light, and the blues are too cyan.

This thing is driving me insane... Please, if there's anyone out there that can provide info on what colour-profile Ka-Blam uses, and if they really truly do calibrate, then let me know. And of course if there's anything that can be done to remedy this...
Comments and ideas are supremely appreciated ASAP, because the deadline is in only a few hours
