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Re: New optical brighteners compensation from Xrite
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Re: New optical brighteners compensation from Xrite


  • Subject: Re: New optical brighteners compensation from Xrite
  • From: Graeme Gill <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 04 Jun 2008 11:54:11 +1000

Roger Breton wrote:
It looks like it's going to require some form of iteration? There are some
reference patches to be viewed under a light booth and the user is supposed
to apply some correction, print the result and compare. If that's the case,
that will only be practical on proofing device which is probably what X-Rite
has been targeting. But that's not going to be practical for the press...

That will be because they haven't got any way of measuring the UV content of the illuminant. A similar approach can be taken using Argyll's FWA compensation by trying each of the UV modified D50 illuminant spectrums provided to see which one gives the best correction.

Graeme Gill.
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