Digital BW, The Print

In a message dated 6/7/07 2:16:37 PM, michele@... writes:


> Blacks are deeper
> 
Thats an improvement on one of your two issues then...

>  but reddish cast still important. Isn't it?
> 

Thats also an improvement on the other. Its a very consistant 1 to 1.5 point 
red cast (down from over two points, as I recall), up to where the paper white 
comes in. I prefer a very consistant 0 to 0.5 point red cast, to be on the 
safe (nongreen) side of neutral. So at this point, I'd move the red/green slider 
a bit away from red. 

>  To
> facilitate comparation here a chart with Befor/After LAB_A and LAB_B
> values:
> 
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/micheleberti/534796846/
> 
> Now the PFP profile is a combination of two readings (colored patches
> and extended grays) and you suggested to tweak the  red to green...
> where?
> 
In the sliders on the Profile Settings screen. They effect the profile in 
total, even when it is built from two targets at once.

>  Sinca I can't pick the composite profile from PFP software I
> wonder if I should move red to green in the profile for color patches
> or in the one for extended grays?
> 
You seem to be under a misconception here. All profiles are built anew from 
the selected XML measurement set(s). So you simply select the same color and 
extended grays measurement sets again, in the lower part of that screen, then 
use the sliders on the next screen to make any adjustments you want. Then build 
the new profile version.

C. David Tobie
Product Technology Manager
ColorVision Business Division
DataColor Inc.
CDTobie@...
www.colorvision.com



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