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| Hi, I recorded all density values at C=1.40 M=1.40 Y=1.30 K=1.80. These are the values I used when Art Card is being printed. However, the values changed drastically when the substrate is in dry condition and obviously the colour vary from the first piece. How do I rectify and control the wet and dry issue? Thanks in advance. |
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| get a densitometer with a polarising filter |
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| Hi, Obviously some substrates vary as to how much ink they soak up so allowances can and sometimes have to be made. A good surfaced art paper generally won't change that much. Regards. |
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