Frank on a Multi-Drop Approach To High Quality Inkjet Imagery
Frank talks about technology developer Mitch Bogart and his multi-drop approach to high quality inkjet imagery. Attention: inkjet suppliers—you should watch this.
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Discussion
By Phil Van Kirk on Apr 24, 2015
cool news Frank. Thanks for sharing the history lesson, and for promoting good ideas. Good photo reproduction is a beautiful thing.
By Daniel Lau on Apr 29, 2015
You should read the second edition of my book, "Modern Digital Halftoning," which was published in 2008. I have an entire chapter dedicated to the topic of multi-level halftoning and how to optimize the combinations of available droplets. That book is generally considered to be one of the top three technical books on the subject of halftoning. If you really want to know how halftoning, or in this case multi-toning, is done, then that's the place to read about it.
By Gordon Pritchard on Apr 29, 2015
@Daniel - seven years is a long time in digital printing development. Perhaps an update is due?
By Daniel Lau on Apr 29, 2015
It is on the radar, but I would plan on it any time soon. Thanks for the encouragement though. Comments like this actually help convince publishers that a next edition is worthwhile.
By Daniel Lau on Apr 29, 2015
I meant to say not to plan on it anytime soon.