As a real newbee to quadtone printing who has just installed the MIS VM CFS and trying to use the Roark curves I am just wondering how anyone can actually match the luminous screen to actual printed output? After quite a bit of fiddling, I realized that there is no way to have your monitor white match your paper white or get your monitor black to match 100% ink black on the paper... then it gets into the lustre of the paper etc... seems pretty hopeless. I was starting to think that the real trick is to get to know your system and develop a mental "transfer function" when interpreting your screen image for printing, is this not the case? Thanks for any insight, Mark PS Thanks again to Paul for his devotion to developing curves and supporting the VM inkset, I am very impressed so far and love the ability to dial in any tone I wish. --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "jacques10040" <jacques10040@y...> wrote: ...I tweaked the Roark curve (softproofing on) to yield a good > onscreen 21-step grayscale, and am getting prints that are a very > close match....
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monitor->printer calibration (was:Re: Softproofing & modifying Roark curves)
2002-01-14 by markhahn2000
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