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Re: SWOP proof standards
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Re: SWOP proof standards


  • Subject: Re: SWOP proof standards
  • From: Lorenzo Ridolfi <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2007 22:16:25 -0300

IMHO, the ink limits for the C, M and Y inks should be in the "linear part" of the curve, excluding the "hook" part at the end of the curve (plotted in *a, *b). In terms of K, the ink limit should correspond to the SWOP density, 1.61.

Am I correct ?

Best regards,
Lorenzo

Marco Ugolini wrote:

ICC-profile-based proofing (if that is what we are referring to here) is after a colorimetric match. It's not the densities that one is trying to match.

Ink densities are close to irrelevant. Linearity and ink limiting are more important than ink densities per se.

Marco Ugolini


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