David Lewis wrote:
Hi,
I created a set of patches that covered a letter size sheet for a printing
process, I
produced two different prints from this patch TIFF file and they visually
look quite
identical. I then read them using a new I1Pro....
I get two VERY different gamut sizes...
Total volume of gamut is 657672.991146 cubic colorspace units
Total volume of gamut is 235795.488083 cubic colorspace units
Am I correct that "cubic colorspace units" represents a volume of visible
colors such that
a larger number represents more visible color potential?
What might cause these two tests to end with such vastly different results,
and where do I
go looking for that cause?
What might have happened in the first test that it is so out of whack,
and how would a
person know this in the normal course of measuring?
Are these second round tests within
what could be considered a similar result basis?
In other words is 31,834 cubic colorspace units a minimal value?
(In which case why does this number have 6 decimal places)