Do you offer colour correction, or can technicians correct my file?
The default principle is that files are printed as supplied — exactly as you send them — which is what gives you predictable, repeatable results. theprintspace deliberately doesn't auto-adjust your colour during printing (and applies no automatic sharpening), so what you prepare is what you get. That puts creative control in your hands.
Getting your colour right yourself
The reliable path to accurate colour is the standard workflow: 1. Calibrate your monitor (D65, moderate brightness, gamma 2.2). 2. Soft-proof with theprintspace's downloadable ICC paper profiles to preview your chosen paper and catch out-of-gamut colours. 3. Make your adjustments (e.g. Curves, Selective Colour, Hue/Saturation), then convert/export to the correct paper profile — keeping your master file safe.
There are detailed guides on colour correction and manual out-of-gamut conversion to help you do this.
When to order a test print
If you're unsure your corrections will land, a small test print on your chosen paper confirms the result before a large order.