Datacolor User to User Support Group.

> 
> The info in this section of the help is unchanged from version 1. 
The changes 
> we have made in version 2 offer lots of advantages and additional 
control. 
> But we were unaware, at the time the help was finalized, that there 
was any 
> effect to the print from adjustments to Ref White. These 
adjustments may well be a 
> good thing, not a bad thing; and from the description involved are 
a small 
> thing, where the precision of v2 would be needed before it would 
even be an 
> issue. So I assume that this is all moving in the right direction, 
more control, 
> more tools, more precision; its just a bit ahead of the 
documention. It takes a 
> bit of time to map new territory, after you first arrive there. 
We're still 
> mapping. <G>
> 
> C. David Tobie
> Product Technology Manager
> ColorVision Business Unit
> Datacolor Inc.
> CDTobie@...
> www.colorvision.com
>


   I would of saved a couple of forest worth of trees had I known 
this before! It was almost to the point that I was going to go back 
to older version of PFP. So before I go any further what is the best 
way to measure Ref White of the paper? Should I just use the measure 
tool and plug that number in? Wish I had found this forun a couple 
weeks ago!

     Thanks 
      John

>
>I would of saved a couple of forest worth of trees had I known
>this before! It was almost to the point that I was going to go back
>to older version of PFP. So before I go any further what is the best
>way to measure Ref White of the paper? Should I just use the measure
>tool and plug that number in? Wish I had found this forun a couple
>weeks ago!
>
>Thanks
>John
>

You don't need to measure anything; you've already measured the paper
white when you measured the target...:-) On the Build Profile screen, just
click the Ref White... button, and then check the box in the dialog that
pops up.


-- 
David Miller
Senior Software Developer, Digital Color Solutions
ColorVision