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Re: Is absolute defunct in CS2?

Subject: Re: Is absolute defunct in CS2?
From: "eugene appert" <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 28 Apr 2006 11:27:04 -0400

Bruce,

Thank you once again. Personally I am more interested in accurate readings of the L* channel and have always been puzzled by the fluctuations that vary with the RI configured in the colour settings box. I have tried to anticipate precise densities without actually printing step wedges by converting files to the RGB or CMYK output profile, ( which thankfully is still possible in CS2) and using the info palette to read the lab values. Absolute always indicates a change in brightness.

Would you say that these brightness values that I read with Absolute should be more accurate than those displayed using relative?

Eugene

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