Re: Brightner vs laminate
Re: Brightner vs laminate
- Subject: Re: Brightner vs laminate
- From: Graeme Gill <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 17 Nov 2006 09:14:57 +1100
Scott Martin wrote:
I've been color managing a number of highly eccentric (and highly
challenging) printing process for almost a decade. I have got clients
that print onto wood, glass, metal, silk, one that prints with his own
blood and one that actually laminates inkjet prints with melamine
(think digitally imaged Formica).
I was talking to someone recently who has to create profiles for
a 3D printer (ie. a printer that creates 3D objects). It uses
inkjet technology, and the interesting thing is that they have
to work with a 100% ink limit (actually, it has to be 100%
all the time, so a clear "ink" makes up the total when added
to the CMY). Needless to say, the gamut is a bit limited, but
some profile is better than no profile.
Graeme Gill.
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