I am getting some over-inking in the highlights of my step chart. This can be noticed because the lines between boxes aren’t crisp.
I’m using an unsupported film (colourbyte) because pictorico and fixxons are too expensive to import atm and unavailable in the UK. This doesn’t happen with either of those films.
Clearly Colorbyte won’t take as much ink but the negatives I’ve printed that don’t have a pure white print absolutely fine so trying to find a work-around,
Is there a way to lay down less ink in the new tool set and still get a paper white?
Do I need the maximum inkload?
If I make the start point below 255 will I be introducing tone into my highlights?
The top line on the .quad graph in PPEv2 is the Total Ink Limit. For each tonal value from 0 to 255 you can limit the ink in those regions either up or down 0 is no ink 100 is 100% of the current ink load. So 60 would be limiting down by 40 percent (aka 60% of the current ink load in that tonal zone)