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    Quote Originally Posted by schenkadere View Post
    I just like the word "hooey"...I needed an excuse to use it.
    LOL - I waited years - decades actually - to use the word "pitiful" after hearing it spoken by Bruce Dern in the 1966 movie "Wild Angels". Some things just stick in the brain like that.

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    So...

    When are the ISO-guys going change the standard so that it matches with our reality? It would result in less confusion.

    How hard can it be to change the b-value to -5 (or even better 96 1 -5)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Magnus View Post
    So...

    When are the ISO-guys going change the standard so that it matches with our reality? It would result in less confusion.

    How hard can it be to change the b-value to -5 (or even better 96 1 -5)
    Easy on the surface...but slooow going when dealing with an international standard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by schenkadere View Post
    As if any of this nonsense matters in reality. I think customers and printers alike get pressured into thinking they need to comply with all this standardization. Amazing how such solid standards change so often. It's all relative...do i care if my box of Cheerios from Shop Rite doesn't look exactly the same as the one from Walgreens? Do I ever see them next to each other? It's all a bunch of hooey.
    I was of the same mindset at one time. A friend of mine who did catalog work for LL Bean put the idea into dollars and cents for me. At the time, LL Bean showed a 25% return rate on products sold. Of those items returned, 90% were returned for reasons relating to color. I hope I'm remembering the numbers correctly. And I hope no one from LL Bean will mind my using their name in the context of this conversation.


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