Tony, I've noticed some bad bumps also so I created a test panel to
help figure out what's going on.
Take a look at the test panels at the bottom of
http://www.troutcom.com/gdtpug/profiles/test-images.html
Do be careful when interpreting prints made from this image: if you
have PhotoShop s
Dana writes ...
> Tony, I've noticed some bad bumps also so I created a test panel to
> help figure out what's going on.
>
> Take a look at the test panels at the bottom of
> http://www.troutcom.com/gdtpug/profiles/test-images.html
>
> Do be careful when interpreting prints made from this
On Mon, 22 Jan 2001 11:49:08 -0800 Dana Trout ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> However, if you choose sRGB as your
> "standard" RGB space when you print the image, almost everything is
> within the gamut of the 6-color printers.
I haven't a problem with the gamut, it's wider than most print proces
Hi Tony.
> I haven't a problem with the gamut, it's wider than most print processes, it's that
> the Epson's seem incapable of subtlety in places. This becomes fairly obvious if
> you try and print a graduated bar that runs through all hues. This seems to be the
> case in sRGB or anything else.
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> Subject: Re: filmscanners: Printer dither and discontinuities
>
>
> Hi Tony.
>
>
> > I haven't a problem with the gamut, it's wider than most print
> processes, it's that
> > the Epson's seem incapable of subtlety in places. This
Hi Tony.
> I haven't a problem with the gamut, it's wider than most print processes, it's that
> the Epson's seem incapable of subtlety in places. This becomes fairly obvious if
> you try and print a graduated bar that runs through all hues. This seems to be the
> case in sRGB or anything else.
Photoscientia wrote:
> Hi Tony.
>
>
>> I haven't a problem with the gamut, it's wider than most print processes, it's that
>> the Epson's seem incapable of subtlety in places. This becomes fairly obvious if
>> you try and print a graduated bar that runs through all hues. This seems to be the
