Re: Polarized vs. Non Polarized
Re: Polarized vs. Non Polarized
- Subject: Re: Polarized vs. Non Polarized
- From: Mike Syverson <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 1 Jul 2003 08:42:20 -0400
On Tuesday, July 1, 2003, at 01:00 AM,
email@hidden wrote:
Re: Polarized vs. Non Polarized
Mike Syverson wrote:
Also, I have some materials that have UV brighteners in them and if it
comes to me being able to use the Polarizer for brighter color, is
there a way for me to manually edit the read data to remove the UV
error? (I cannot use the UV and the polarizer together...)
You are in error if you think that using the UV filter will solve
UV brightener problems. It's not as simple as that. You need to
make the UV content of the illuminant of the measurement situation
similar to the UV content of the illuminant of the viewing situation,
or use a profiling package that can model the effects of UV
brighteners.
Graeme Gill.
Graeme,
Could you explain that a little better, and possibly how to do it. If I
am making profiles of materials with UV brighteners in them and I want
the print to look correct in a D50 situation, what else, other then
slapping on the UV filter would I need to do?
Keep in mind that I only have Monaco and ICS for profiling packages and
purchasing Profile Maker (with UV correction) is not currently an
option for me.
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