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25 • Application notes
Application notes
25.1 Recommended instrument settings
Generally the Pol fi lter leads to good formulating results on a variety of different substrates (glossy,
matt, absorbent, non-absorbent), because surface effects such as bronzing, the wet/dry problem
and the effect of optical brighteners on measurement are greatly reduced.
If the target color and the reproduced color have different surface structures, or if covering power
has to be taken into account when formulating with scattering pigments (e.g. opaque white), then
the Pol fi lter can produce unsatisfactory results.
To support a consistent workfl ow, (incl. creative and color management sectors), the No fi lter
should be used, because all the measuring instruments in the workfl ow are equipped with No
fi lters.
The D65 fi lter should not be used during formulation, because it can lead to incorrect results on
substrates with optical brighteners. It should only be used if the aim is to test the effect of optical
brighteners in substrates.
The UV Cut fi lter can be used for formulation, if, contrary to all recommendations, assortments
are applied to substrates with a high proportion of optical brighteners. In the preliminary printing
stage, the UV Cut fi lter can be used when measuring test charts printed on substrates with a high
proportion of optical brighteners. This can improve the subsequent calculation of ICC profi les.
Apart from the characteristics of the various fi lters listed above, the following aspects are very
important and must be taken into account:
In InkFormulation each recipe is associated with a particular assortment and therefore also with
the fi lter which was used when the assortment was entered. This shows the importance of using
the correct fi lter right from the start.
It can therefore be advantageous to measure newly entered assortments with more than one
fi lter setting. That increases the fl exibility of the ink manufacturer to respond to his end custom-
ers‘ differing fi lter requirements, especially if they are already using other assortments. This also
prevents problems with fi lter handling.
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- OPERATING MANUAL 1
- InkFormulation6 2
- Contents 4
- (opacity module only) 5
- (only e-Recipe module) 5
- 1 General 8
- 1.1 Introduction 10
- 1.2 Registration 10
- 1.4 Safety directives 11
- 2. ColorNet 12
- ColorNet 14
- 3 Structure and function 16
- Structure and function 18
- “Recipe selection“ button 19
- 3.2 Desktop 19
- 3 • Structure and function 20
- 3.4 Managing data 24
- 3.5 Settings 26
- 4. Starting InkFormulation 32
- Starting InkFormulation 34
- 5 Formulating a target color 36
- Formulating a target color 38
- 5.2.10 Displaying spectra 49
- 5.5 Modifying a recipe 51
- 5.6 Entering a recipe 53
- 5.10 Recalculating a recipe 56
- 5.11 Saving a recipe 56
- 6.1 General 59 58
- 6.2 Correction recipe 59 58
- 6.1 General 60
- 6.2 Correction recipe 60
- 7.1 General 65 64
- 7.2 Palette formulation 65 64
- 7.1 General 66
- 7.2 Palette formulation 66
- 8 Loading an existing recipe 68
- Loading an existing recipe 70
- 9.1 General 73 72
- 9.1 General 74
- 9 • Control of covering power 75
- 10 Using ink leftovers 76
- Using ink leftovers 78
- 10 • Using ink leftovers 79
- 10.4 Reducing leftovers 81
- 11.1 CxF: General 83 82
- CxF 84
- 12.1 General 87 86
- 12.2 Recipe request 88 86
- 12.3 Inbox 89 86
- 12.1 General 88
- 12.2 Recipe request 89
- 12.3 Inbox 90
- 13 Managing recipes 92
- Managing recipes 94
- 13.4 Batch processing 95
- 13.5 Sending recipes 98
- 13.6 Deleting recipes 98
- 13.7 Exporting recipes 98
- 13.8 Importing recipes 100
- 13.9 Recipe folder 100
- 13 • Managing recipes 101
- 14.1 General 104
- 14.6 Sending assortments 117
- 14.7 Exporting assortments 117
- 14.5 Deleting assortments 117
- 14.8 Importing assortments 118
- 15.1 General 121 120
- 15.1 General 122
- 16 Applications 124
- Applications 126
- 16 • Applications 127
- 17.4 Calculating roughness 132
- 17.5 Deleting substrates 133
- 17.6 Sending substrates 133
- 17.7 Exporting substrates 134
- 17.8 Importing substrates 134
- 18.1 General 138
- 18.6 Send substrate formats 139
- (basic materials module only) 142
- 19.1 General 144
- objects 148
- 20.1 General 150
- 21.1 General 156
- 21.3 Selecting a database 158
- 21.8 Restoring a database 160
- 22 Printing 162
- Printing 164
- 21 • Printing 165
- 23 Making settings 168
- Making settings 170
- 23 • Making settings 171
- 23.2 Formulation settings 172
- 23.5 Display settings 182
- 23.6 Communication settings 182
- 23.7 Library folders 183
- 23.8 Unit settings 184
- 23.9 Set up printer 184
- 23.10 Workfl ow settings 184
- 24 Quitting InkFormulation 186
- Quitting InkFormulation 188
- 25 Application notes 190
- Application notes 192
- 25.2 Measuring patterns 193
- 25 • Application notes 194
- 25.5 Thickness Calibration 200
- With known thickness 201
- With unknown thickness 201
- 25.6 Print layout editor 202
- 26 Hotkeys 206
- 26.1 Overview 208
- 27 Installing InkFormulation 210
- Installing InkFormulation 212
- 27.2 Installation on a PC 213
- 28 User administration 214
- User administration 216
- 28.3 Use 217
- 28 • User administration 218
- 29. Glossary 220
- Glossary 222
- 29 • Glossary 223
- 30. Index 224
- 30 • Index 226
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