You should put density of LLK as a percent of K (Not LK). It should be somewhere in the 10% range. Good luck. Shilesh --- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "wlh_1" <will@...> wrote: > > I am trying to set up my 2400 using Cone Color Inks on Enhanced Matte > to print B&W with QTR. > After determining an ink limit of 55% I measure the 2nd print of the > calibration target using this ink limit of 55%. The max density of the > LLK measures density 0.46 which matches about 29% on the LK strip. The > LK max density measures density 0.99 which matches 33% on the K strip. > > If I plug in these values the graph of the different inks looks very > jagged where the LK and LLK overlap and the print looks bad. If I go > ahead and linearize these values the curves look even stranger and the > print is even worse. > > Any ideas on what is the problem. > > Thanks for any help. >
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Re: 2400 with OEM inks
2009-02-17 by shileshjani
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