Digital BW, The Print

Hello Peter,

If your reading in density values, a ( - 6 ) would be typical.  With Density
readings the idea is to set your step 13 in the AIM to about .63 - .69
range.    The ³green² line is the ideal plot calculated from your paper
white to your D-Max ( the DR range).  The ³red² line is your actual read in
values.  IJC, will adjust your profile to conform to the new AIM line.

Joe Berndt

On 2/3/05 1:48 PM, "bwbonkers" <PeterDLevis@aol.com> wrote:

> Nick
> Yes the vertical slider is set to 0. With my setup moving the slider
> down to -6 has lighten the print. I now have a green aims curve below
> the red readings straight line. Would I now need to relinearize?
> 
> Peter
> 
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Nick H. Nugent"
> <nghin@p...> wrote:
>> > 
>> > Hi Peter,
>> > 
>> > Is the vertical slider in the linearization tab at 0 to start with?
>> > This slider adjusts the Aim curve to lightten or darken your
> profile. 
>> > Adjust this slider then save the profile (using a different name)
> and 
>> > see if it makes a difference. Up=brighter.
>> > 
>> > --nick
>> > 
>> > --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "bwbonkers"
>> > <PeterDLevis@a...> wrote:
>>> > > 
>>> > > I have a profile which is linerized but is printing too dark. If
> I 
>>> > > print using this profile in OPM and adjust exposure to lighten by
>>> > > 15 units, I get a good print match with calibrated monitor. What
> I 
>>> > > would like to do is lighten this profile so I require no
>>> > > adjustments in OPM.
>>> > > 
>>> > > Peter




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