Guys, I worked in prepress for years and managed the introduction of "Press
Proofing", using Eizo's and NEC's at the press consoles, to simulate real, hard
copy proofs, and, while it was not "perfect", I was able to tweak the Media
White Points of those D50 calibrated 30" LCD monitors to yield reasonable
visual matches.
So, it's not like it can't be done.
/ Roger
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Subject: [argyllcms] Re: Improving the match in a screen to print comparison
Neil> There is also research that suggests that the human visual system doesn’t
adapt to a emissive display the same way as it does to a reflective print.
I have followed this discussion and I think it is a very interesting topic.
Neil, do you have any reference to the research that you referred to ?
Johan
