Digital BW, The Print

Excellent suggestion Tyler. Applicable to whatever
workspace one may have used in the past.

Regards

Duane


--- Tyler Boley <tyler@...> wrote:
> 
> 
> I think Roy's earlier post about how various spaces
> display may be the
> most relevant to you. You state you are linearizing
> your processes to
> LAB, but the shadows on your monitor in 2.2 are
> compressed compared to
> your print.
> I assume a step wedge printed with one of your
> processes linearized to
> lab separates to your satisfaction.
> Gamma 2.2 will not display those values the same at
> all.
> It may be worth your time to download Roy's gray lab
> working space,
> install it, open a step wedge, assign (don't
> convert) Roy's space to
> it, and see if you get a better match.
> It won't address the differing dmin/dmax dilemma,
> but the progression
> of values may be much better, particularly in the
> areas you now have
> trouble seeing on the monitor.
> Tyler
> 
> 
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