--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., chameleon@i... wrote: ....... Brightness is not the same as > whiteness in paper tech talk. Whiteness is measured on the "L" scale > of LAB, whereas brightness is a measure of reflectivity (how much > light is reflected off the paper). But Robert, isn't the L reading the "grayscale" component and not the color? Hence it is expressing the same thing as brightness in different terms (% light reflectance vs position on a grayscale). I would imagine that "whiteness" would need to take into account _color_ info not just light-to-dark. Color info is only contained in the "a" and "b" of Lab. ??? Antonis
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Re:Brightness/Whiteness of Papers
2001-08-23 by Antonis Ricos
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