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#22: Why 95 is more than 100

January 12, 2006 By Jim Raffel Leave a Comment

When printing with the flexographic (Flexo) printing process it is not uncommon for the 95-99% tone patches to have reported dot areas greater than 100%. While visiting a ColorMetrix customer last week I got a refresher course on why this phenomenon occurs. So, I thought I would start the year of … [Read more...]

Filed Under: density, flexography, TVI (Dot Gain)

#18: Is all dot gain (TVI) bad?

November 11, 2005 By Jim Raffel Leave a Comment

In one form or another I am probably asked questions about dot gain being “bad” more than any other technical question. The short answer I have always given to this question is no, dot gain is not bad; but not knowing what your dot gain is can be very bad. Also, dot gain is no longer … [Read more...]

Filed Under: ctp, density, TVI (Dot Gain)

Golden Nugget #5 Density & TVI or L*a*b?

July 13, 2005 By Jim Raffel 2 Comments

This post now appears as Color Conversations: Density & TVI or L*a*b? on Color Conversations the blog of ColorMetrix Technologies, LLC. *** Introduction *** Next, I want to let you all know that since the inception of the golden nuggets idea both of the Mikes at ColorMetrix (Michael … [Read more...]

Filed Under: density, L*a*b*, TVI (Dot Gain) Tagged With: cmyk color model, color space, density, dot gain, golden nugget, ink, inkjet printer, inkjet proofing, printer, Printing, proofing, tvi

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