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Re: [QuadtoneRIP] Linearisation targets need similar steps?

2012-06-14 by Ernst Dinkla

> Something related: I use ACV curves to make grey ink partitions \ufffd la
> Paul Roark for a HP K5400 office inkjet loaded with grey inks. In
> Photoshop of course and print the trials directly from Photoshop through
> the HP driver. When finished I embed the curves in an RGB profile with
> the QTR tool for that. That works when there is also a linearisation
> curve added at the same time. But I rather like to add the linearisation
> curve later on as I normally print from Qimage and think I should create
> the linearisation curve based on printing from Qimage with the
> unlinearised RGB profile and then linearise that profile with a target
> output from Qimage. So I think I should embed an ineffective
> "linearisation" curve instead first and wonder how simple the data file
> for that could be. ACV curves do not work in Qimage.

In addition: are the readable target measurement numbers at the top in 
the created ICC file actually used when the profile is active in the 
printing workflow or are they just there for documentation? In other 
words can I change them there for the reason described above or will 
there not be a difference in printing after the change and the profile 
has unreadable data that actually does the job?


-- 
Met vriendelijke groet, Ernst

Dinkla Grafische Techniek
Quad, pi\ufffdzografie, gicl\ufffde
www.pigment-print.com

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