morning Howard, yesterday night i made same tests and you are right. I added an overlap and it was much better but there is an overinking problem. The magenta ink arrives to his darker grey after starting to overload the paper. have i to use magenta in a range where it doesn't overink ? I use MIS ink with ebony black with an Epson R265 (european version for the r260) and Epson Archive Matte paper. thanks Paolo --- In QuadtoneRIP@...m, Howard Shaw <glassman@...> wrote: > > Paolo > > What inks are you using here? The ink limits vary widely and this is not > like any partition I have seen before. If I was to guess at the cause of > the problem I would say that, upto the 98% spot, the magenta position > ink in combination with the black ink is overinking the paper reducing > dmax. Because you have no overlap the black is on its own at the 100% > step and you're dmax is therefore restored (with an overlap the magenta > would still fire at the 100% point). You could test this by adding an > overlap of say 8. If I am right this will reduce the reading at 100% > more in line with that at 98%. However this test is only confirming the > problem - overinking - which still needs to be resolved. > > (I've also not seen the use of commas as decimal places in qidf files > before but I guess you would be having greater problems if these were > not allowed). > > regards > Howard > > > paolovertullo wrote: > > here it's my .qidf : > > > > PRINTER=QuadR260-MIS > > CURVE_NAME=MK-EPSON-ARCHIVAL-MATTE-6ink-140408 > > GRAPH_CURVE=YES > > N_OF_INKS=6 > > DEFAULT_INK_LIMIT= > > BOOST_K= > > LIMIT_K=30 > > LIMIT_C=25 > > LIMIT_M=75 > > LIMIT_Y=5 > > LIMIT_LC=12 > > LIMIT_LM=25 > > N_OF_GRAY_PARTS=6 > > GRAY_INK_1=K > > GRAY_VAL_1=100 > > GRAY_INK_2=M > > GRAY_VAL_2=38,33 > > GRAY_INK_3=C > > GRAY_VAL_3=29 > > GRAY_INK_4=LM > > GRAY_VAL_4=16,66 > > GRAY_INK_5=LC > > GRAY_VAL_5=11 > > GRAY_INK_6=Y > > GRAY_VAL_6=5,66 > > GRAY_HIGHLIGHT=10 > > GRAY_SHADOW=10 > > GRAY_OVERLAP= > > GRAY_GAMMA=1 > > GRAY_CURVE= > > N_OF_TONER_PARTS=0 > > TONER_HIGHLIGHT=10 > > TONER_SHADOW=10 > > TONER_GAMMA=1 > > TONER_CURVE= > > N_OF_TONER_2_PARTS=0 > > TONER_2_HIGHLIGHT=10 > > TONER_2_SHADOW=10 > > TONER_2_GAMMA=1 > > TONER_2_CURVE= > > N_OF_UNUSED=0 > > > > thanks for the help Howard > > > > Paolo > > > > > > --- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, Howard Shaw <glassman@> wrote: > >> > >> paolovertullo wrote: > >> > i didn't specifyed any black boost value. > >> > is it supposed to be valorized ? in this case what is a good starting > >> > point ? > >> > > >> Paolo > >> > >> It can't be black boost causing it then. Another variable that might > >> affect this is overlap. Perhaps it would be helpful if you could paste > >> your whole .qidf into a message. > >> > >> By the way, I'm assuming that the 100% patch is a lot darker than the > >> 99% patch. > >> > >> regards > >> Howard > >> > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > > >
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Re: a step in my curve
2008-04-16 by paolovertullo
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