In the past week, I've profiled a few papers with the 225 patch target and today started to add Extended Grays to the profiles. Since I'm color-challenged, I read all targets twice and use the PFP Readings Compare program in the files section to get each pair within a couple of Delta-E. After tossing a couple of incompatible papers, I've no real complaints, but a question. When looking at bars to the left of the MacBeth ColorChecker Chart in the color test image, I was surprised that two matte-surface papers had better resolution using the profiles built without the use of Extended Grays, Epson HW Matte and Epson Watercolor. If I didn't use Extended Grays, these two had the best resolution of any non-luster papers I've tried, but that advantage is gone if I include EGs in the profiles. Confusing. Printer: HP B9180 with OEM inks. Any thoughts? Thanks Ed
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Extended Grays reducing Print Resolution
2007-10-23 by edknight_w
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