Antonis- > That pretty much jives with my experience as well. Were these Lab graphs? Yes - sort of. I derived the lab L from the X-rite 810 visual density readings using: d=-log(Y) and Y=((L+16)/116)^3 > > Do you mean you switch the gamma at OPM to 2.2 as well? > Try it and see what works best. Currently I don't think OPM reads > embedded profiles. Take a 2.2 image and print it both ways: > with OPM set to 1.8 and then again set to 2.2. Also try the > same with a 1.8 image. It should be that you get a match > when the image gamma matches the OPM setting. Yes, I set the gamma in OPM to 2.2 - except when I forget. Jobs sounds like a good idea :) My monitor is hardware calibrated to 2.2 and my working space is gamma 2.2. I leave the files untagged and use a custom dot gain for soft proofing. I make all the changes to the file while it's in the working space, save it as a master, duplicate it, apply the soft proof and make one more layer adjustment until it matches the master. I print it with OPM and a gamma of 2.2 and then make any little local adjustments based on what the print looks like not the screen. It may be a little cumbersome but it seems to work well. If there was a shortcut to go directly from the working space ( and the master file )to the print that would be cool. I haven't figured out a way to do that. -- Kevin
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Re: An Ideal Greyscale Ramp?
2004-08-29 by gulstenek
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