Hi Kevin, > > I don't believe that lowers the dynamic range of the print...it > is what it > > is. The dynamic range YOU can perceive is lower, no doubt. > > > When you say "it is what it is" do you mean that given a set of > increasingly > accurate measuring devices there will be a point where the next most > accurate device will not yield a result different from its predecessor? Yes, that's an interesting way to put it! > Also, how do you deal with the increasingly precise measurement when the > precision of the measurements starts to exceeds 2x (or is it 1/2) the > physical characteristics of that which you are measuring (ink droplets, > silver grains etc. I don't quite get what you mean here... Regards, Austin
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RE: [Digital BW] Dynamic Range Definitions and Print Tones
2002-03-29 by Austin Franklin