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Configure White Flood Layers
If you want to create linearizations and ICC profiles with a white underlay, we recommend
you configure one or more flood fill white layers for white based on the desired opacity
for your application and one layer for CMYK data.
1.
Configure your layers for the white layer to print closest to the media.
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2. This configuration allows you to print your linearization and ICC target swatches directly
from Media Manager with a white underlay.
Note:
You can always go back and change the layer configurations after you have completed
the processes that requires such a configuration. Keep in mind though that if you use one
or two layers of white it will affect output color rendering and overall density.
3.
For the best color fidelity, create separate media models for one or two layers of white
usage.
Set Ink Restrictions
When determining ink restrictions for your spot channel, use the following steps:
1.
Print and review the default swatch from the Basic tab.
2.
Set up Advanced Ink Restrictions as shown in the example as a starting point. For best
results, we recommend leaving all Level 2 percentages at zero. Choose a value where the
patch does not bleed or show any other objectionable artifacts and enter that percentage
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How to Create a Media for White Ink Print Jobs