I am creating a new media in Onyx, and going through the calibration process. I've always done an advanced grayscale, but never really explored the options. I print everything to HP 5500s and Z6100s, and the media that I am creating here is on the z6100 using the internal spectrophotometer.
My goal is to get as neutral of a gray as possible, without sacrificing resolution... i.e. I don't really want a peppered look just to get a neutral gray... however, if that "peppered" look is only in the grays... maybe I could live with that.... depends on how fine the grain is!
Anyhow, I attached a screenshot of the options, and how I have it set up. Is this the best way to do it? Actually, if anyone could explain exactly what all these options mean, that would help!
Thanks,
Jon
My goal is to get as neutral of a gray as possible, without sacrificing resolution... i.e. I don't really want a peppered look just to get a neutral gray... however, if that "peppered" look is only in the grays... maybe I could live with that.... depends on how fine the grain is!
Anyhow, I attached a screenshot of the options, and how I have it set up. Is this the best way to do it? Actually, if anyone could explain exactly what all these options mean, that would help!
Thanks,
Jon
