Here are my Epson K2 Photo Black values on the first 21 step chart. You can see a couple of inversions in the L values. This is at 100%. This is where the "polishing your print with a cloth" technique comes in handy. I am too lazy though, I just settled for lower K values. ;>) I think I wound up setting the ink limit at "55", and got a 21 step value of "9.1" at 100. I was really trying to open the curves up in the highlights for portraits though. BLACK 1 A1 0 94.0 2 B1 5 69.0 3 C1 10 50.7 4 D1 15 35.0 5 E1 20 23.4 6 F1 25 16.0 7 G1 30 13.3 8 H1 35 11.5 9 I1 40 10.6 10 J1 45 10.2 11 K1 50 9.5 12 L1 55 8.7 13 M1 60 8.7 14 N1 65 8.9 15 O1 70 9.3 16 P1 75 7.4 17 Q1 80 7.6 18 R1 85 7.4 19 S1 90 7.3 20 T1 95 10.4 21 U1 100 6.6 Best, Michael
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Re: Lumpy Curve when profiling glossy paper
2008-08-03 by Michael T. Murphy
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