Digital BW, The Print

Roy, I have not tried Carl's formulas, so he would be better qualified
to answer. Someone extremely knowledgeable told me I should be
linearizing via L values instead of density, so I've been anxious to
put that together but haven't had the time.
In order to scan, you must use MeasureTool, to get that you have to
download all of ProfileMakerPro and use MeasureTool in demo mode. I
would advise it as you will find it very useful.
The device itself seems fine, there are just some software
complexities to work out at first.
Tyler

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Roy Harrington"
<roy@h...> wrote:
> 
> Carl and Tyler,
> 
> I'm also interested in using the Eye-One for density measurements.
> Is there any difference between just using the L value from i1share
> and formulas that Carl posted, and using the full spectral data  in
> Bruce's spreadsheet?  Does the spectral info give more accurate data
> when you a primarily just interested in gray density?
> 
> How can you get the device into "scan" mode and get a whole string
> of patch values?
> 
> Roy