Re: epson 1270/2000p
Re: epson 1270/2000p
- Subject: Re: epson 1270/2000p
- From: email@hidden
- Date: Fri, 22 Dec 2000 09:02:03 EST
In a message dated 12/22/00 4:13:33 AM, email@hidden writes:
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> The larger problem with the 2000 is balancing colors specificly
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> for display under a certain light source; the inks are highly metameric,
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and
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> a print that looks great under incandescent will look very different
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under
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> fluorescent. This is accentuated in B&W prints, which is why Epson warns
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> users not to print B&W with this machine.
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I wonder whether the encapsulation of the pigment particles has anything
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to do with this.
Its definately the culprit...
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If there is even a mild effect of what I'm afraid there is, then it will
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be hard to compensate it with a good profile.
A series of profiles, and restricted lighting for each is needed, if you are
particular about the colors in your images... its disturbing to watch a
person's complexion go from very sallow and yellow to very ruddy and red, as
the light on the image changes!
C. David Tobie
Design Cooperative
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