With soft proof, you are able to see on your screen how the print will look on paper. Therefore, the screen has to be calibrated and the lighting conditions must be controlled.
If this is the case, you can see how certain colors will be out of the gamut, and you are able to tweak them, so everything is under your control.
BUT: if you don’t soft proof and don’t correctly ether, it’s not as big of a deal. Because the print will most certainly don’t hang next to your screen, and so your eyes will adapt to the environment of the print on the wall.
Here you'll find all the tutorials in the "How to Print your Photos" playlist: • How to Print your Photos (EN)
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