Just finished a several day foray into applying A. Adam's and Picker methods to digital printing. Using the MIS VM ink set requires you use a set of RGB curves. The output varies a little by paper and can be "corrected" by using "transfer" function under PS printing. I now have corrected and matched my output so that a line representing the slope of change of BW density on screen now matches the print within about a 1% (can fine tune later) with same slope and from paper white to about zone 0-1.5 where the blacks basically meld. As a comparison I scanned a 21 step wedge from Darkroom Innovations and confirmed the same zone coverage by scan and print along with a line of exactly the same slope. The test prints of real photos are outstanding in their differences from the uncorrected prints. The correction transfers were initially for Somerset PE but have been great on EAM, so much I've not confirmed the last changes on SPE. Mark
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Transfer curves
2002-03-01 by bmyst2
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