Re: green-yellow
13 Nisan 2009, Pazartesi, 4:37 pm tarihinde, Christina Z. Anderson yazmış: > ...But until you asked your question, Loris, of why the combination > of the two (yellow and cyan) which visually seems to not "add up" to hold > back as much light, I had always assumed that the color combination was > more > UV resistant in that process (as related to filtering light which Alberto > shot down as having nothing to do with the actual color but everything to > do > with double bonds etc.) or more ink was laid down by the driver (as you > shot > down as not being true)... I always assumed (from what I've read about inkjet printers - maybe they weren't clear enough or I was having comprehension problems or both) that the total max. amnt. of ink that could be laid down was set firmly/constant also for when inks are combined and that the percentages were according to that constant figure... Now I realize that those percentages are independent. So your assumption was right, eventually what I threw as a boomerang that missed the target and hit back to me :) Now, I wish I had an Epson printer -> just for being able to use that wonderful Quadtone RIP program! Or better I wish they were supporting upper-mid-end to high-end HP printers (using Vivera inks, like my HP 9180). Regards, Loris.
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