So i am thinking the best (and simplest) approach would be to...
1.) Run a set of plates with no settings in any of the curves.
2.) Measure the values of those plates.
3.) Adjust accordingly using a single tone curve.
4.) Repeat step 3 if required further.
It completely makes sense to just adjust at the end of process...so much more efficient.
Also thank you Ulrich for recommending ESKO i shall take a look...but in the mean time i have managed to configure a page setup to output TIFF's that i can view in Photoshop, this alone is very useful in seeing how any adjustments affect the output from the rip before it is plated.
1.) Run a set of plates with no settings in any of the curves.
2.) Measure the values of those plates.
3.) Adjust accordingly using a single tone curve.
4.) Repeat step 3 if required further.
It completely makes sense to just adjust at the end of process...so much more efficient.
Also thank you Ulrich for recommending ESKO i shall take a look...but in the mean time i have managed to configure a page setup to output TIFF's that i can view in Photoshop, this alone is very useful in seeing how any adjustments affect the output from the rip before it is plated.
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