Dear List,
I hope that the product specifics in this posting aren't too - erm -
specific, but given that quite a few of us are in the business of supplying
images, I hope that it doesn't put too many people to sleep... And given
that the Epson 4000 is such a versatile little beastie, I hope that this
will be of use to others.
Thomas Holm wrote
>
> Would you mind posting a transcript of a fogra report made on
> proofmaster paper, say semimatte?, simulating Fogra 27 (ISOcoated)?
> I am, in particular, interested in seeing the Delta E of the
> primaries and the average and the L value of 100K.
Hi Thomas,
I don't know whether Lee has had a chance to send this to you, but, using
Epson (OK, I know it's not proofmaster paper) semi matte proofing, using the
set up from Bodini:
Printer Profile Epson proofing paper
Reference profile ISO Coated
Delta E Tolerance
Substrate: 2.02 3.00 OK
Average: 1.48 4.00 OK
Maximum: 3.38 10.00 OK
Primary colors: 1.17 5.00 OK
100C L55.14 a-39.91 b-49.58 Delta E 1.1
100M L47.48 a-76.15 b-3.88 Delta E 0.5
100Y L89.43 a-4.13 b-95.67 Delta E 1.0
100K L15.77 a0.22 b0.20 Delta E 1.2
Readings produced with an eye one proof.
Please excuse my ignorance, but I'm not sure where to find the average of
the 100K...
> Indeed. It's hard to get lower than L6 (d. 2.05/Status E)...
Thomas, would I calculate that from dividing the sum of the results and
dividing the total by four (2.012)?
Overall, the proof works - the shots are as I would expect (hope) them to
repro.
So, I would like to publicly thank Lee and Bruce at Bodini for getting me to
where I wanted to be, for getting things to me "right now" and answering
obvious questions, with grace, at times when normal folk would have gone on
to voicemail.
Richard Wills.
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