Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Steve Kale 
<stevekale@...> wrote:
>
> Their argument is that a software adjustment for UV will only be 
done for
> the Perceptual intent and that there are reasons why you'd want it 
for
> Relative Colorimetric (and possibly Absolute Colorimetric) as 
well.  

Yes, there are difficluties with using the software form of UV 
correction when using relative rendering. It often shows up as a 
strange purple shift to colors out side the gamut. And it even 
manifests itself with PMP5 generated profiles. To buy just a DTP-20 
spectro is around $875 USD, almost better to buy the full Pulse 
package. Or you could step up to the DTP-70, it's only about $3000 
USD.

Don't they have a bundle with the RIP and spectro?

And there are of course other RIPs to be used if you want to 
experiment, most all of them will still require CMYK profiles.