Kip Cole wrote: > Howard, thanks for the advice. The ink limit in the HPR curve I've > been working from is 75%. When I measure around that point on a the > ink limit calibration chart at 100% I get: > > Step L* > 50 17.5 > 55 17.8 > 60 18.2 > 65 18.4 > 70 18.6 > 75 18.8 ==> Chosen as ink limit > 80 18.8 > 85 19.0 > 90 18.8 > 95 19.4 > 100 19.5 > > As you suggest, the 75% step is very close to the 80->100 steps, and > the 70% step too. > > Based on this data, what ink limit would you try as a base. > > Cheers, --Kip > Kip Those figures look a bit peculiar - they seem to go backwards which would indicate over-inking. Are you printing at 1440 or 2880dpi? If at 2880 you may want to drop the limit even more than the 55% you have suggested in your other email. I don't use the UC inks but I would have thought you should be able to achieve a better dmax than 1.59 on HPR. Eboni ink typically gives 1.68-1.72. regards Howard
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Re: [QuadtoneRIP] Re: Density reversal in HPR curve at 95->100 step during curve creation
2007-03-28 by Howard Shaw