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Press Profiling Question


  • Subject: Press Profiling Question
  • From: Busher Jr Richard C <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 16 May 2005 09:40:53 -0700

I have been giving thought to the possibility of profiling a 4-color offset printing press. I've noted that the GRACoL standards for solid densities refer to measurements made when the press sheet is dry (I suspect that SWOP and other standards have the same requirements). However, in practice, one cannot wait until the sheet is dry to decide if the proper densities have been obtained during the testing procedure.

The question then is what fudge factor does one use for dry down changes in cmyk ink densities? Would you use a percentage of the measured wet densities of each color? Or would you use a fixed amount regardless of the measured wet densities of each color?

My goal would be to start the process at some industry industry standard (e.g. 175 lpi screens, #1 coated sheet, GRACoL ink densities and dot gain) and progress to stochastic screens, with elevated ink densities.

Dick Busher
Cosgrove Editions

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