Take it Bruce, I gotta go... Tyler --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Seth" <seth@m...> wrote: > BUT do you print and calibrate (densitometer check) the contrast difference, > however so slight, between the two resolutions? Then, adjust so that both > prints are exactly equal in contrast and tone before bringing in the > neighbors? > > Why would seven inks give no dots and four would create a problem? Are you > calculating --and controlling-- dot gain? There is no mention of which > paper, very much a factor in dot gain. In fact some papers blasted with > seven inks would saturate so badly your friends and neighbors wouldn't like > them either. > > What I am not understanding is why you have friends and neighbors looking at > the prints, then you are deciding why they see a difference (dots)? At > least, that's what I take from what you said. Just doesn't seem objective. > > I am not questioning all your calculations. It just seems to be a hard line > approach --if you don't have this it won't work. Would you please explain a > little more? > > Seth > ==
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Re: [Digital BW] How Many Shades Of Gray - Dotless and Smooth Prints?
2005-04-24 by Tyler Boley
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