[argyllcms] Re: Printtarg gives huge delta E with eye-one
- From: "Martin Weberg" <martin.weberg@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 28 Jul 2007 16:52:12 +0200
Hi Lars Tore!
Don't worry about the deltaE being high, printtarg just create a chart (I
don't really know but I think the deltaE has something to do with the
differences between patches on the chart, so big deltaE's would be a nice
thing). I'm sure readings of the chart will be great using printread.
Best regards
Martin Weberg
2007/7/28, Lars Tore Gustavsen
>
> Hello again
> I guess this is another dumb question. When I use printtarg with -ii1
> I typically get this output.
> This is direct from the Scenarios.html
>
> [ltg@hjemme r2400]$ argyll/bin/printtarg -v -ii1 -pA4 PrinterA
> Paper chosen is A4 [210.0 x 297.0 mm]
> Patches = 1053
> Test patches per row = 21
> Rows per page = 22, patches per page = 462
> Rows in last strip = 7, patches in last row = 3
> Total pages needed = 3
> Worst case delta E = 63.501614
> Optimising layout for strip reader:
> 100%
> After optimisation, worst delta E = 80.126192
> [ltg@hjemme r2400]$
>
> Can this be correct? When I try to other instruments with the -i
> option I don't get the "worst case delta E" line at all, but more like
> this:
>
> [ltg@hjemme r2400]$ argyll/bin/printtarg -v -i41 -pA4 PrinterA
> Paper chosen is A4 [210.0 x 297.0 mm]
> Patches = 1053
> Test patches per row = 25
> Strips per page = 2, rows per partial strip = 7
> Rows in last strip = 5, patches in last row = 3
> Total pages needed = 3
> Worst case density contrast = 0.701037
> Optimising layout for strip reader:
> 100%
> After optimisation, density contrast = 0.814464
> [ltg@hjemme r2400]$
>
> Lars Tore Gustavsen
>
>
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