True carbon is not commercially feasible.
>system and all the Scitex equipment designed for offset reproduction. I'm
>sure EverColor doesn't need cold rooms with humidity control, either.
>
>We use a black to achieve the highest possible Dmax and tone modulation.
I was just trying to tell you that one of the advantages of a three-color
process is that you never have problems making the black layer transfer
properly (the object of your original post) since there ain't no black
layer;-)
This said, a system designed to work with four colors does need all of
them. BTW, do you use the undercolor removal technique with your color
seps?
Luis Nadeau
awef6t@mi.net
nadeaul@nbnet.nb.ca
http://www.primenet.com/~dbarto/lnadeau.html#A0
>Our scanner is a CMYK device designed to reproduce full range reproductions
>for a very limited print process (offset press).
>
>Now guys, back to my original question.
>
>David E. Le Vine
>david@TreeO.com
>http://www.TreeO.com