> snip > > Since I am > > redoing a curve (and starting a new one) I am going to try the > > pickier method of comparing the lighter inks at 85% to the K at 65% > > and see what happens. > > Thanks again, > > Jenny > > Jenny, I'd appreciate it if you post what differences you find.... > Ed Ed, I am a novice at all of this so you shouldn't put a whole lot of stock into my observations. My initial step wedge after trying the above method is that it is a bit smoother than the first one I did (photo rag using 65% as my ink limit for all 4 piezo inks). In particular, the area around 70-80% is smoother. I have no idea if it is because of the different ink limits or because I did a better job the second time around. The mid-tones and highlights are very slightly darker so I am adjusting those with the gray curve numbers to see if I can get a better match to the ideal density chart. If anyone else tries this I would be interested in hearing how it goes. Jenny
Message
[Digital BW] Re: Partitioning greys - an ink limit question
2005-07-14 by byushooter
Attachments
- No local attachments were found for this message.