Digital BW, The Print

gp295 wrote:
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Howard Shaw 
> <glassman@...> wrote:
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> Re : Message # 82082
> 
> Howard.
> 
> I don't know if this will help, but I've just asked the list-owner to 
> upload two more circular gradients to the Files > Image Processing 
> folder on this site : (\ufffd)_precise_light and (\ufffd)_precise_ dark. All 
> being well, they should appear there within the next couple of days.
> 
> I produced these images a few days ago after an off-list discussion 
> with Jeff Randall in which it became clear to me that my original 
> test file wouldn't be accurate enough for people who are able to work 
> more precisely than I am (using QTR and a 51 gray patches, for 
> example). The idea was that these bigger images would make it 
> possible for people playing hunt-the-reversal (or similar DB&W 
> pastimes) to accurately locate where a problem occurs, and enable 
> them to tweak the exact value that needs adjustment. The images 
> themselves include an explanation of how they operate.
> 
> Jeff was kind enough to offer to try out the images for me, but 
> because of some printing problems he's having, won't be able to do so 
> for a while. I'm slightly uncomfortable about uploading the images 
> without them being tested on the kind of system they were intended 
> for because I can't be certain that they will actually do the 
> business. But it seemed to me that you might be struggling to do what 
> you want with the less-accurate (original) test file, so in the end I 
> decided I might as well upload them. I'll ask the list-owner to 
> remove them later if they prove not to be helpful. 
> 
> Best.
> 
> graham

Okay, thanks Graham.

Howard