Providing a proof for a digital print application is an easier process than proofing for traditional print methods (analog proofs). Digital proofs are made directly from digital files without having to create a set of films as is the case with analog proofs. The quality of digital proofs has improved so much that they are now acceptable for use as a contract proof, which is necessary as the industry moves to a filmless workflow. Further improvements include proofing systems that create proofs containing halftone dots, which gives a more accurate representation of the image to be reproduced.