Designing ink sets
Designing ink sets
- Subject: Designing ink sets
- From: Steve Kale <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 06 Feb 2006 13:07:24 +0000
- Thread-topic: Designing ink sets
Title: Designing ink sets
I have a general question with regard to ink set designs, specifically with respect to the colour of greyscale inks used as part of a colour ink set. Am I right to say that good colour begins with good greyscale generation and that as a rule one would prefer K, LK and LLK inks which, when forming part of a (8 ink) colour ink set, which are as neutral on paper as can possibly be? I understand that this would, amongst other things, make profiling easier and images less prone to colour shifts. If I am wrong on this could you please explain why. Even if the foregoing is correct, are there circumstances when one would purposefully deviate from neutrality in the greyscale inks?
Thanks
Steve
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