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From: Robert K. <rl...@al...> - 2021-08-11 01:27:20
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On 8/10/21 8:43 PM, Solomon Peachy wrote: > On Tue, Aug 10, 2021 at 08:23:20PM -0400, Robert Krawitz wrote: >> You might instead want to specify it in terms of the base unit (14400 on most printers) > > That would be 'resolutionScale' in the model.xml file? > > FWIW I went with baseSeparation units because initialVerticalOffset and > blackVerticalOffset were already in baseSeparation units. That makes sense. >> When you tune drop sizes, you don't want to tune them at anywhere near saturation, because >> overlapping dots result in non-linear response. I usually tune them somewhere around 25% IIRC. For > > Yeah, I'd managed to dial it back to where pure CYMK colors looked > pretty good but when two inks had to mix (especially Y+C=G) it was > actually puddling on the paper.. Yep, you're going to need to back off from there. >> light inks, it's very important not to be saturated. You might want >> to tune those at the smallest possible drop size so you have the least >> speckling. > > Any advice on how to deliberately generate the smallest drop sizes? Modify (temporarily) the drop sizes to only include the smallest size. >> I wish I could say I have a more scientific procedure, but not really. > > Ok, glad to hear I'm not making this unnecessary complicated for myself. I probably should have tried to make it easier. |