> I use Canon color printer to make digital negatives and this printer > is locked with ICC profile to control color. After copying the > negative I would like to measure B&W positive densities and compare > them with the ideal > densities and produce a curve. Could Create-ICC, SpyderPrint or any > other software do that? Or, could it be possible to extract the curve > from ICC profile. Sorry if I am putting dumb questions, but I am still > in analog world and it takes some time to learn new things. I'm not clear whether you want to read the densities of you inkjet negative, in which case you'd need to use a densitometer; or whether you want to measure the densities of a contact print made from one of those negatives. There are some systems out there that do that latter, for example Dan Burkholder and Mark Nelson both have systems for making inkjet negatives. You might want to Google them and check out there systems. The Spyder Print device could certainly read the densities of a print, and it would be too hard to make an adjustment curve. You might want to ask the question at Hybridphoto.com.
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Re: [Digital BW] How to make Photoshop curves, and easy????
2009-03-03 by Peter De Smidt
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