Re: Stochastic screening
joe <[email protected]>
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I have some results. I managed to generate a set of 64x64 CMYK no-rotation screens, as well as a 128x128 greyscale one (turned out at the resolution printers print at, you don't have to be perfect in the distribution of cmyk dots). I'm not sure if it's okay to send emails with attachments here, or what your procedures are, so here's a link to a pastebin: http://pastebin.ca/3234027 The screens are still a bit rough (generating high-quality screens can take a long time, and these were tests), but even still they are a huge improvement over the built-in Bayasian screens (yay for expiring patents!). I managed to get my printer to use these, and they produced pretty good results. Best, Joe