Re: SWOP as religion
Re: SWOP as religion
- Subject: Re: SWOP as religion
- From: Peter Kleinheider <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 9 Feb 2004 09:35:56 +0100
Hi all
I can not realy belive this:
Am 09.02.2004 um 05:42 schrieb Dan Caldwell:
Most shops still apply a curve at the plate setter. Some are beginning
to
set up linear and build a profile to handle this compensation. These
shops
use a profile to profile (mostly CMYK to CMYK) transformation before
the
plate setter or in the CTP Rip instead of the curve.
That would mean to me a new Separation with a changed grayballance and
blackgeneration depending on the profiles used. This is what you do for
Proofers, but I think it is not a good idea for Plates: Imagine a 100%
Yellow Area for example that then has suddenly has a little bit of
Magenta in it because of the transformation.
Or do you mean a pure gradiation change?
best regards/mit freundlichen Gru:ssen
Inpetto - Peter Kleinheider
PrePress Consultant & Workflow Programming
St. Po:ltnerstr. 26
3130 Herzogenburg
AUSTRIA
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