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#67 Metamerism: Hard copy vs Monitor

January 16, 2008 By Jim Raffel 8 Comments

The most visited post on JimRaffel.com in 2007 is #16 written October 2005 and addressing metamerism. Because of the popularity of this post I have decided to revisit the topic. I will start with some basic terminology and definitions. Then, I am going to present a real world example we are … [Read more...]

Filed Under: calibration, color, delta E, GATF, illuminants, matamerism, measurement, monitors, RHEM indicator, viewing conditions

Golden Nugget #11 Press Run Analysis / Print ’05 Information

September 22, 2005 By Jim Raffel Leave a Comment

Golden Nugget #11 Viewing Booths While at the show I decided it was time to begin acquiring tools and technology for our new inkjet proofing test site. We have reached a point where we need to be able to simulate customer proofing situations on our office. As time goes on the complete set-up will … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Print 05, Uncategorized, viewing conditions

Golden Nugget #4…Proper Color Viewing Conditions

July 9, 2005 By Jim Raffel Leave a Comment

Once again this week our topic has been set by a golden nuggets reader. I will get to that in a moment, but first I wanted to share some observations I made this 4th of July weekend. I had the honor and pleasure of joining my son’s Boy Scout troop for their last day and half of summer camp. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: viewing conditions

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