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Dialog Reference
‘Define Print Target’ Dialog
Tolerance Input Boxes
Enter the tolerance values here (see Fig. 8-5). A tolerance is the maximum
deviation from the target value that is still acceptable.
» RELATED TOPICS:
-USE STANDARD TOLERANCES (PAGE 8-7)
-SINGLE TOLERANCES (PAGE 8-11)
-2-LEVEL TOLERANCES (PAGE 8-13)
Tolerances for Lab Colors
If the USE STANDARD TOLERANCES option is enabled, the tolerance values
defined by the respective printing standard are used automatically. Refer
to page 8-7 for more details.
If you disable this option, you can adjust the tolerance values according
to your requirements.
Tolerances for Density
You can specify the following tolerances:
• Average of negative deviations
• Average of positive deviations
• Maximum of negative deviations
• Maximum of positive deviations
These tolerances are relative values. If the maximum negative tolerance
is 10% and the target density is 2.0, for example, density values ranging
from 1.8 to 2.0 are within the tolerance limits.
Fig. 8-5
Tolerance Input Boxes for Lab (left) and Density (right)
SINGLE TOLERANCES
Enable this option and click the EDIT button to open the SINGLE TOLER-
ANCES dialog (see Fig. 8-6). It allows you to enter a separate tolerance
value for every patch. In the case of Lab print targets, this applies to
delta E tolerances.
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