密度理解.ppt

Understanding Densitometry Color Control for the Printing Process Understanding Densitometry Understanding Color How Does a Densitometer Work? Importance of Calibration What Is Density? What Are the Print Characteristics? How Do We Use Them? Three necessary things... Light Object Observer Light White light is composed of colored lights Without light there is no color Objects If ‘white’ light is composed of all color, then: Objects that reflect all light appear white Objects that absorb all light appear black Objects that selectively absorb light appear colored Color Theory Color is explained by 2 theories: Additive Color Theory Subtractive Color Theory Color Theory Additive Color Theory RED LIGHT + GREEN LIGHT + BLUE LIGHT = WHITE LIGHT Example : Color TV or Monitor Color Theory Subtractive Color Theory CYAN INK + MAGENTA INK + YELLOW INK= BLACK INK Example : Color Printing Status Response What is Status Response? Which do I use? Why are the yellow numbers so different? What about the “Visual” response Importance of Calibration Why should I Calibrate? How long is a foot? How heavy is a pound? How much is a gallon? When should I Calibrate? how accurate are you? Looking the unit over Five keys - let’s give them names Looking the unit over Five keys - let’s give them names UP Looking the unit over Five keys - let’s give them names UP DOWN Looking the unit over Five keys - let’s give them names UP DOWN EXIT Looking the unit over Five keys - let’s give them names UP DOWN EXIT PREVIOUS Looking the unit over Five keys - let’s give them names UP DOWN EXIT PREVIOUS* Looking the unit over Five keys - let’s give them names UP DOWN EXIT PREVIOUS* ENTER Looking the unit over What’s on the LCD? Main Menu (Function Name) Looking the unit over What’s on the LCD? Main Menu (Function Name) Active Function List Looking the unit over What’s on the LCD? Main Menu (Function Name) Function List Prompter Looking the unit over What’s on the LCD? Main Menu (Function Name) Function L