Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Do you find any limitations of using a standard non UV capable Spectrophotometer for calibration of the LCD or CRT monitor or for Profiles of paper?
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Who uses a UV capable Spectrophotometer for Profiles.
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Herman Teeuwen
New member
For calibrating displays, it doesn't matter if you're using a spectro with or without UV cut filter.
In relation to printer profiling and fluorescence through optical brighteners in papers; there's no real consensus on the subject.
In relation to printer profiling and fluorescence through optical brighteners in papers; there's no real consensus on the subject.