Re: Paper white.
Re: Paper white.
- Subject: Re: Paper white.
- From: ibn Ezra <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 03 Feb 2002 20:17:33 -0500
It seems to me that a vendor could stand to make a few quid by closely
matching the white point & colour of proofing media for the Epson to that
used by contract proofs systems (Matchprint, etc).
When we simulate SWOP conditions on our Epson 5500/BestColourRIP the printer
has to lay down a fair amount of ink to simulate the Digital Halftone
Matchprint on commercial grade proofing media.
Why make the printer work so hard?
-iE
Michael Lithgow at email@hidden wrote:
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I am aware of all the discussion on the list concerning optical brighteners
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and whether to UV or not to UV and I have to say that paper whites have
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looked a better match since converting from the standard Spectrocam to the
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UV model, though clearly there is still room for improvement in this
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department.
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How do other list users cope with this problem and in fact do others have
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the same problem?
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It would seem that having a spectrophotometer to give highly accurate
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readings and then at the end of the day having to use trial and error is
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somewhat self defeating.
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ibn Ezra
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