Hello Graeme On 7-Jan-2011, Graeme Gill wrote: > I doubt the K value is at all limited. Given the device behaviour > and maximum ink value, it simply have no need to use the maximum value. > There is no intention to force K to be monotonic with respect to > the L* value. K is whatever it needs to be to hit the target PCS > value, within the limits imposed. Ok, so let's assume the given -kp and -L parameters for colprof are just taken as maximals. But the K being monotonically increasing (first derivative never being <0, put it this way) is something that must be always granted - UNLESS (but this doesn't seem the case) the specific K ink and paper combination actually causes density decreasing after, let's say, and high value as 80% or 90%. It's definitely not possible with the printing scheme I use. I would have limited it at linearization stage, if so. > Without the .ti3 data in order to duplicate your results, I can't easily help > you. No problem: http://www.elenadomain.it/pub/argyll/ofps.ti3 this is the first measurement made to targen -s21 -g21 -f1300 -L310 and http://www.elenadomain.it/pub/argyll/ofps2.ti3 this is the second iteration reading targen -s21 -g21 -f1300 -L310 -cofps1.icm Thanks, /&