I agree with Veronica. First we must fine-tune the color on your computer - do not use conventional LCD monitors, they are so lying! There are expensive professional monitors (from 2000 ve example, que la), or many use the old CRT monitors, they are much truer color.
Then calibration required a printing machine in front of your circulation.
And please note - even if printing in one printer - in different shifts can be quite different quality.
Now for small print runs (up to 100 copies) use digital offset presses (eg, HP INDIGO). Over - it is logical to use the analog offset presses.
Small print runs are very expensive to do so as a major - this is pre-press.
But in our time print - no longer a luxury.
Own experience: any artist can learn Photoshop and PeydzhMeyker and prepare the layout. This is the main expense for a small circulation. No one will come up with design and debug a better picture of yourself. Then remains only to find tifografiyu.
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