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Attached a pdf, which was posted (by me) in March in one the thread, that was summary of the dot gain explanation published in one of the magazine in late '90. Franky to said that the ppt content is nothing special. Nowadays density is using more in process control instead of as a printing standard. |
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Density = log10 1/Reflectance factor The Murray-Davies formula for calculating dot gain (the most common method used in densitometers) includes a factor for optical dot gain. In the 1930s, Murray - the first measurement of dot gain, who related the three quantities—dot area (A), density of the tint (Dt), and solid density (Ds)—in the following equation, known as the Murray-Davies Equation: A = (1-10-Dt) / (1-10-Ds) |
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