Re: Indigo
Re: Indigo
- Subject: Re: Indigo
- From: Henrik Holmegaard <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 6 Nov 2000 07:31:00 +0100
Boris Oicherman <email@hidden> wrote:
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I have to profile a printer, which outputs laminated, very high gloss prints.
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As I was told by a Gretag reseller, I have to use a polarizing filter in this
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situation - but I cannot see any special setup for it in my profiling software
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(Monaco 3).
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I'll appreciate any advice from somebody who've made this kind of jobs.
The reverse is true. A polarizing filter is *only* used when profiling wet
prints or prints on rough surfaces, because a polarizing filter makes
either of these two surface types work *as if* they were glossy.
Look up www.iccabc.com abcB which describes the issues behind both optical
brightener and surfaces that require a polarizing filter.
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