Re: SWOP as religion
Re: SWOP as religion
- Subject: Re: SWOP as religion
- From: Roger Breton <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2004 08:34:10 -0500
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Yes Peter a 2D graduation change with just curves. If they did use a profile
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to profile change it would be on a CTP system that was set up linear and
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most likely done preserving black generation.
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Dan Caldwell
Speaking of black generation, I was using Link-O-Lator last week and I came
to wonder why CMYK Output profiles don't have an option for preserving 100%
black in the first place? Granted, there's no logical need for this in RGB
output profiles <!> but in CMYK profiles, I can see this is quite a
legitimate need. Couldn't this be handled by a less than dumb CMM? For
example, select 'Preserve 100% black' in a CMYK to CMYK conversion? Or
better yet, this could be handled by the Adobe Color Engine, at print time,
in InDesign color management tab: have an option to preserve 100% black
text. Unless it's already in there and I totally missed it...
At any rate, are there printing shops, today, that use device-links in
production other for large, multi-page PostScript or PDF jobs? Such as, in a
magazine work, to preserve 100% black? I just don't see its value in the
context of single process images.
Regards,
Roger Breton | Laval, Canada | email@hidden
http://pages.infinit.net/graxx
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