Paul, could you post the "Color Test" curve, or describe how it is written? Also, how do you change out the different toners (I assume you're using a CIS)? Thanks Bill on 11/3/01 12:07 PM, Paul Roark wrote: The tone/color of quads is really wide open. Anyone can mix their own unique ink tones easily. To match the toner density, I use what I call my "Color Test" curve that simply pours out 100% of each ink independently at different parts of the 21-step test file when it is printer with the curve. Do that with the MIS VM inkset first to get a standard, then simply match the toner density with the brew you make. After I've published a few formulas we'll get a sense of what works to come close to that density (which is just a hair darker than the MIS VM lightest gray ink). [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Digital BW] Warm/Sepia toner for variable-tone inkset
2001-11-03 by Bill Morse
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