What, then, *do* the values represent when I use the densitometer with the C, M & Y filters (?) rotated into position? Have the manufacturers been duping users into thinking that the measurements mean something? Is the K density value also without relationship to the K in CMYK? Bruce Lindbloom's "Companding Calculator" alleges a relationship between the values, although not in the range of the Macbeth's output, what does that mean? Yours truly puzzled, Frank _________________________________________________________ There is no relationship between density values and CMYK color values. Densitometers don't read color, then just read log density. CMYK values are not density related, and are color based. You are trying to cut down a tree with a sparkplug wrench. C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager ColorVision Business Division DataColor Inc. CDTobie@colorvision .com <mailto:CDTobie%40colorvision.com> www.colorvision. com
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Re: Help understanding density values?
2006-12-27 by Frank Kolwicz
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