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Exact advanced and Yule-Nielsen function

urbis72

Active member
How can the exact advanced device measured dot area on plate coverage?
It says that I need to use the Yule-Nielsen function, how to determine or calculation?
 
This should explain it:
The Print Guide: Using a densitometer to measure plates

Setting the N factor is explained at the end of the article.

Thanks Gordo,

i will check and try

Typically a 50% tone is used because it is easy to spot. You'd print a number of tone values close to 50% (e.g.45% and 55%) then use a loupe to find the tone patch that ‘looks like' a 50% tone - a checkerboard. Next adjust the n-factor on the densitometer until that patch reads 50%. The n-factor is typically applied when a densitometer is used to measure printing plates since printing plates are assumed not to have any optical dot gain.
 

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