David B. Brooks wrote: > Even if the print density range and the luminance range of a display is the > same, and with a CRT it is very close, the perceptual effect of light > reflected from a print image compared to an image transmitted by light will > never seem perceptually equivalent. With the flexible, reflective displays like "electronic paper" now in development we will get closer to that final look of the print. On the other hand it may even replace the print on the wall. Ironically there's often a special inkjet printer involved in the production of the displays. http://www.eink.com/news/releases/pr70.html http://www.i4u.com/article1070.html A friend of my son told me yesterday that he was working on a related project with organic displays at Philips Nat Lab, that's what reminded me of the possibilities. Ernst
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Re: [Digital BW] How reliable/ precise is your b&w print workflow?
2004-10-17 by Ernst Dinkla