Sergei, If I understand you correctly, are you implying that if my 95% measurement is above 16.7 than 90% is my ink limit? Are you aware of a formula to convert L to Density to determine dmax? --Joel --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Sergei Antonov" <antonovsergei@...> wrote: > > Joel, in my practice, L is increasing after you are reached the > minimum. When you have too much inks, DMax is getting lower. So keep > measurements until you see values increasing. You may do multiple > readings averaging the value. > > Sergei > > --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "jturner4210626" > If I perform several readings, I get the following: > > 50% - 22.4 > > 70% - 20.3 > > 80% -17.6 > > 85% -17.0 > > 90% - 16.7 > > > > Do I conclude that I've reached maximum at the 85% level as there > is not much of a > > difference between 85% and 90%? > > > > Thanks. > > > > --Joel > > >
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Re: Proper Method for Measuring and Interpreting Ink Separation
2007-07-25 by jturner4210626
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