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To avoid confusion, what are the actual numbers. For example, at what % are you measuring? When you say an 8% deviation do you mean that if your target is 71% measured at the 50% you are actually getting 79% or are you getting 76%. Also can you graph your dot gain curves - target vs actual?

I think you're talking about dot gain? When you say "And I found that the increase of the raster point on different paper sheets is different, both plus and minus," - what is the actual amount of change from your standard?

Sadly, the downward spiral continues. https://www.axios.com/2023/11/16/newspapers-decline-hedge-funds-research

Just a side note that might help when discussing brightness/whiteness with suppliers. For most printers and print buyers, the terms brightness and whiteness are interchangeable. However, when describing the characteristics of paper there are some important differences between the two terms...

It’s the extra work you do for the same pay.

The venerable New York Times is looking for a person to head up their AI initiative - including its use in editorial and news content generation and reporting. A full description of the job opportunity and application can be found at this link...

The OP stated they have a "slinging" issue. You mention toning/scumming which are two separate things that are not slinging. I totally agree that "It’s helpful to first know what the problem actually is before you can go about trying to successfully solve it" - in fact it's critical. That's why...

Can you post a micro photo of the slinging you're seeing? That should clarify what you mean by slinging and it will probably reveal what the problem is. This is what I mean by micro photo (halftone dots):

Have them both in a room with you at the same time to look at the problem and discuss its resolution .

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Cripes I'm old :-P

Add another presswork color variable - it turns out that the perception of grey balance is affected by smell. In a study, participants sat in front of a screen filled with a random color, whilst an ultrasonic diffuser pumped one of six odors into the room – caramel, cherry, coffee, lemon...

It's already happening. The job of illustrating - especially children's books - will increasingly be done using AI. That's life. The career of the illustrator is dying fast. https://www.bookbildr.com/docs/how-to-illustrate-your-book-with-ai/