> If you are getting moire patterns, then the halftone algorithm is not very > good. As I said, ordered dither doesn't have to give moire, and there are > different methods to do ordered dither too... In almost every magazine I scrutinize I see the rosettes, I thought that was a very acceptable thing. I was truly under the impression that if I did not see the pattern then it was printed with stochastic screening. I'm going to do some research, thanks. > I did this work some 10 years ago, I would have thought it would be old hat > by now! I may even still have the microcode from back then...but it would > take some digging. Austin, I would not know what to do with it if you found it! ;-) Thanks! Carolyn > As I understand you "halftone" is like saying "bird"... > "stochastic" is like > saying "Robin"... does that make sense? Works for me ;-) Cool! <g>
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Re: [Digital BW] Halftones was Piezography Review
2001-10-11 by Carolyn Frayn
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