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Re: [Digital BW] which sepia ink set

2010-03-02 by Ernst Dinkla

pr_roark schreef:
> Ernst Dinkla <edinkla@...> wrote:
>> pr_roark schreef:
>>
>>> ... It would be interesting to get the Lab A and B 
>>> coordinates for the HP and Epson orange or red pigments. 
>>>  They might be useful for use in reaching a sepia tone.
>> What would be the right way to get that measured?
> 
> If you have a rip that can print those colors by themselves, a midtone print value on a common matte paper like H. Photo Rag would probably provide the information needed.  In draw-down tests the heavy load often masks the color, but even there or with a simple swab some idea of what the midtone values would be.
> 
> Paul
> www.PaulRoark.com 
> 
> 

I had something in mind like measuring on the ink itself or printed on a 
completely neutral substrate.  And I didn't think of my Wasatch SoftRip 
that should be able to do that if I close all the other ink channels. I 
have the content of some Z3100  carts that expired before use.
The Z3200 has the heavier Chromatic Red. Will see what I can do, there's 
a longer job running on it.

-- 
Met vriendelijke groeten,   Ernst


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