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Characterizing semi-Translucent materiel
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Characterizing semi-Translucent materiel


  • Subject: Characterizing semi-Translucent materiel
  • From: Roger Breton <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 26 Nov 2000 22:42:39 -0500

Hello everyone,

Few people on the list ever speak of taking measurements off printed
polyethelene (such as in bread bags) in developping ICC output profiles.

There are methodology issues involved with reading such a characterization
target that simply don't exist in reflective reading on litho stock. In
particular, I am debating whether I should make those measurements with
having placed some piece of white cardboard underneath the target (therefore
artificially boosting their lightness range) or simply leave on the dark
black metallic materiel of the Spectroscan the table (and this way more
"closely" adhering to the standard measurement methodology)?

Thank's for your help.

Roger Breton


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