--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "Tom Husband" <thusband@s...> wrote: > > When figuring the relative densities do you figure them all relative > to K or to the next darkest gray? I'm using UT7 ink with a 2200 on a > PC and have made cool and warm curves measuring all the ink densities > against K but I read here, I think, that it might be wrong. I've > reread Tom Moore's excellent user guide but am not clear. The prints > I'm making now are the best I've done so it measuring against K can't > be too far off. It's got to be right, because you need a common baseline to place all the inks. The density relative to the darkest color is an acceptable baseline (although I prefer placing them according to measured density). Density relative to the preceeding color isn't a baseline.
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Re: Measuring Relative Ink Density
2005-11-26 by koloshor
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