Brightness |
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1) Setting on Monitors - unlike contrast (which should be set to it?s maximum setting in most cases), brightness should be set manually according to your profile software?s instructions. As the phosphors in your monitor fade over time, the amount of light they emit will decrease and you will probably have to turn your brightness up. If you are unable to turn it up to an acceptable level it?s time for a new monitor - give yours to your favorite accountant - they?ll love the size and not care about the color. 2) B component in HSB - The visual attribute by which a color appears to exhibit more or less light. This correlates directly with the amplitude of the light waveform (as opposed to the purity or the wavelength(s))
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Tri-stimulus, Tristimulus |
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Values The quantities of red, green and blue lights of specific wavelengths and bandwidths needed to match a certain color.
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UCR |
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Under Color Removal. The reduction of CMY percentages in dark pixels to limit the total ink printed in shadows. UCR is set by specifying a "Total Dot Percentage" (TDP) and "maximum black dot" from which UCR is calculated automatically.
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