Datacolor User to User Support Group.

Hello together,
because I use many papers which have printed their brand names (Epson,
Canon) on the backside, I recommend (and I do so with success) to use
a dark base to avoid mostly any reflection. Viewing against the light
one can discover that one printed brand crosses a patch and annother
patch is "brand clean". So I expect that a dark base brings in more
even patch readings than a bright one.

Best,
Peter



> >The only recommendation I have seen is to use the same material that 
> >you printed the target on.
> >
> >  
> >
> 
> Exactly.. Get a stack of the original media...
> Keith
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