Tom, this is a different dan. thanks for the clarification. i've always wondered about this part of the procedure because i think the instruction's wording on the mac os x side seem to imply that i should identify the ink limit of each ink. eventually i've decided that the instruction was referring only to K ink's limit. identify this limit and then print the ink separation again for the next step, the ink partitioning. when i got this straighten out everything else fell into place. --- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "Tom Husband" <tom.husband@...> wrote: > > Dan, > > For the ink separation page you should base your decision on the PK or MK > ink not LK or LLK. After you determine where the black ink (PK or MK) tops > out you set the Ink Calibration at that percentage (usually around 75-85%) > and print the separation test page again. Then you determine the density of > each ink in relation to the next darker one. See page 13 of Tom Moore's > User Guide. > > Hope that helps a bit. > > Tom Husband
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Re: Creating Curves for 2400
2007-02-09 by Daniel
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