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Halftone color prints: dot gain and modeling of color distributions

Wedin et al., 1995

Document ID
18107757581844030964
Author
Wedin M
Kruse B
Publication year
Publication venue
Color Hard Copy and Graphic Arts IV

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The properties of the total printing transfer function are studied using halftone test prints and automatic analysis of the acquired data. a method for determining the dot gain, both physical and optical, based on the colorimetric properties of the halftone dots is presented. To …
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