RE: Dot Simulation
RE: Dot Simulation
- Subject: RE: Dot Simulation
- From: "Mike Eddington" <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2009 21:25:09 -0500
- Thread-topic: Dot Simulation
> Fabric patterns with moiré patterns
are an ugly sight that no one wants to have or pay for, and in that case one
*must* insist on dot proofs.>
Though I agree that something must be done to prevent the occurrence of moiré with fabrics, knowing that it will occur (thanks to a dot proof) doesn't correct the issue in and of itself. Once detected, what are we talking about to correct a moiré? AM angle adjusment, detail-degrading image editing, or both (anything else), followed by another round of proofs?
I'd personally opt for contone proofs for their color accuracy demand FM/non-periodic screening on press.
mike
(Ill refrain from calling a critically color accurate halftone proof that *accurately* predicts moiré using precise press screening an oxymoron.). ;)
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