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<x-flowed>Rafe asked: > >Is it reasonable to expect that a profile > >can "fix up" or otherwise improve the pale > >blacks and deep shadows from the standard > >Generations ink set? and C. David Tobie responded: >The standard Epson RGB drivers control how black is generated from the RGB >file, so an RGB profile has little leeway. CMYK profiles aren't limited to >printing blacks with only 100% K, but can print them with whatever maximum >CMYK combination the paper can hold, and can set the dark tones to match, >offering the ability to adjust for "reversals" (sometimes adding a bit more >ink makes it lighter not darker) and "casts" (but watch out Rafe, if you >scanner has a limited d-range, it can't read the color of those very dark >areas accurately, and might cause shadow casts)... but the bad news is that >to access these features you need not only a good CMYK RIP, but advanced >profiling software to control the black channel elements. > >The simple solution is to stick to inks that work well under the RGB drivers >limits. Does substituting the blacker (I think) Generations "beta" black ink result in such an ink set? Sam <samcc@compuserve.com> - Please turn off HTML mail features. Keep quoted material short. Use accurate subject lines. http://www.leben.com/lists for instructions. </x-flowed>
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