PRINTING: Optical paper properties and their influence on colour reproduction and perceived print quality

Jurić, Ivana; Karlović, İgor; Tomić, Ivana; Novaković, Dragoljub

doi:10.3183/npprj-2013-28-02-p264-273

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“…The obvious advantage of laserjet printing over inkjet printing is its color gamut value, printing color value, printing gloss value, etc. (Jurič et al, 2013). A study similar to this study was carried out in the article titled Optical paper properties and their effects on color reproduction and perceived print quality.…”

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“…A study similar to this study was carried out in the article titled Optical paper properties and their effects on color reproduction and perceived print quality. In this mentioned study, Jurič et al (2013) used ten different types of uncoated and coated papers. It carried out a visual evaluation of the printed samples to correlate the effect of the optical properties of the paper with the printing quality under different light sources.…”

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Investigation of color values of inkjet and laserjet prints on recycled papers

Yılmaz¹,

Tutuş²,

Sönmez³

2021

J. Graph. Eng. Des.

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The aim of this study is to compare laserjet printing and inkjet printing properties on recycled papers. In the study, we recycled reference papers prepared in accordance with the INGEDE 11p standard. After recycling the papers, we produced test papers in the laboratory environment and examined the physical and optical properties of the obtained papers. We applied calendering process at 100 oC temperature and 20 bar pressure on the obtained test papers. After this process, we printed trigromy color measurement scales with inkjet and laserjet printers on the test papers obtaine Finally, using the spectrophotometer, we determined the printing properties of both print types. When we examined the results, we determined that in most of the printability parameters, laserjet had a superior performance and was a more usable printing system. For example, while the inkjet cyan density value is 0.94, the laserjet is 1.05. While M + Y trapping value was 28.23 in inkjet, it was 92.20 in laserjet. For example, we found the Gloss value as 2.53 in inkjet and 4.23 in laserjet. While inkjet cyan print chroma value is 44.03, it is 48.09 in laserjet. In addition, we determined that laserjet printing reached a wider area as a color gamut. Based on the color measurement results of both printing types, we have determined that the printability of recycled papers is reasonable. We have determined with experimental results that laserjet printing produces better quality prints in a short time, especially in the office environment.

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Investigation of color values of inkjet and laserjet prints on recycled papers

Yılmaz¹,

Tutuş²,

Sönmez³

2021

J. Graph. Eng. Des.

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“…It is possible to enhance or widen the colour gamut during the printing process by interfering with the density and dot gain characteristics. Printing with a wider colour gamut provides a more vivid area and more depth in colour yield 30,31 . A sample visualisation in the ColorThink Pro 3.0 software is shown in Figure 2.…”

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The effect of paper surface‐coating pigments and binders on colour gamut and printing parameters

Ozcan

Tutak

2021

Coloration Technology

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One of the most important factors affecting the printing quality of printing processes is the surface structure of the printing material. The surface structure of the paper formed by fibres can be modified and smoothed out using coatings that make it more suitable for printing. In this study, three different types of coating pigments were prepared and applied onto an 80 g/m2 base paper surface. Styrene butadiene latex and polyvinyl alcohol were used as binders, and three different types of pigments, precipitated calcium carbonate, clay and zeolite, were used as pigments in the prepared coatings. The physical and optical properties of all calendered and non‐calendered papers were measured and compared. All the prints were produced with an ink‐jet digital printing machine upon the coated and calendered papers for recording the printability parameters. The ΔE00 differences between colours, tone values, colour gamuts and colour gamut volumes were measured from the surfaces of the printed papers. The results showed that the coating type had a better effect on print quality, and that the printability properties of coated papers and even calendered papers were very good.

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“…An excellent overview of surface and optical properties of paper can be found in (Farnood, 2009). Several research papers (Jurič et al, 2013;Tutak, 2014) showed the influence of paper properties on the colour reproduction values and visual evaluation by observers. In inkjet printing like in all printing technologies, the measured and the observed colour is the result of ink/surface interaction, and as (Pauler et al, 2009) found that in-home and office inkjet printing Large colour gamut is governed by low ink penetration, a low light scattering of the substrate and small dot size.…”

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Paper surface efficiency and inkjet colour reproduction on invasive and agro residue papers

Karlovits¹,

Lavrič²

2020

Proceedings - The Tenth International Symposium GRID 2020

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Paper surface efficiency was developed by Preucil and was intended to define the colourimetry and geometrical part of the light reflection with paper surface values. The surface characteristics of paper, primarily its roughness and absorptivity affect colour reproduction beside the ink pigments or dye. Rougher paper surfaces scatter the light in a more non-uniform manner while paper absorption may cause ink vehicle absorption and thus decreasing gloss, or it may absorb both vehicles and pigment-producing an unexpected colour shift. The formula was upgraded with paper whiteness values as the basic formula did not explain the whole phenomena. These paper properties were the foundation of the paper standardisation for standardised printing. On the other hand, during inkjet printing, a limited amount of liquid is deposited onto a paper surface. When the droplet hits the surface, it starts to spread and wet the surface depending on the ink and paper properties and had different colourant deposition from the formulas used mainly for offset printing inks. In this paper, we have researched the modified surface efficiency formula applied to inkjet printing (HP PageWide Pro 477dw) on invasive and agro-residue papers with specific non-white paper shades. We have measured the dynamic liquid penetration using ultrasound measurement to model the surface behaviour of the inks and measured CIE LCH values of the samples and calculated the CIE ΔE00 colour differences and the influence of paper surface efficiency and paper shade influence on the colour reproduction. The results indicate that using recalculated Cobb Absorption values gives good negative linear correlation with the original formula regarding the magnitude of colour difference.

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PRINTING: Optical paper properties and their influence on colour reproduction and perceived print quality

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Investigation of color values of inkjet and laserjet prints on recycled papers

Investigation of color values of inkjet and laserjet prints on recycled papers

The effect of paper surface‐coating pigments and binders on colour gamut and printing parameters

Paper surface efficiency and inkjet colour reproduction on invasive and agro residue papers

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