Thanks both to you and John Moody for setting me off on the right path. I have the Eye1 Pro and am using the Eye1 Share package to measure colour patches but it is inevitably a long learning curve from producing working profiles to understanding exactly what is going on "under the bonnet". The reason for my request was that I am testing various papers to see which give the richest(most dense) black. I am quite surprised at the range and just how poor even some gloss papers are at good black reproduction. Given that there is a fairly constant translation formula between L* and Density why is D considered preferable to L as a unit of definition? Any good books out there that might make a good read in the bath? <grin> TonyR Steve Kale kindly volunteered: > Anyway Tony I gave you the longer version because I think it is worth > > understanding what you are doing with the formula. For the longest time > I > > simply had the formula in a spreadsheet and used it without comprehension. > > > When I finally understood what I was doing more than a few light bulbs > went > > off in relation to other stuff I had read etc.
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Re: [Digital BW] Black Density measurement
2005-10-30 by Tony Riley
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