Dear Tobias,
"PSO Uncoated ISO12647 (ECI)” is an older M0-based profile with a TIC of 320% (AM screens, FOGRA47), supplemented by “PSO Uncoated NPscreenISO
12647 (ECI)” with 300% (NP screens, FOGRA44). The new M1-based “PSO Uncoated v3 (FOGRA52)” has a TIC of 300%.
These 3 profiles were made not only for heatset web offset but also for sheetfed offset with its higher paper weights and qualities. That’s why
generic profiles should come with more than 260%. Of course you may use ink saving tools which convert a 300% profile to 260% at the RIP. In other cases, 260% are good for some SP and Improved Newsprint papers supported by their own profiles.
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I was looking at your icc-profile for uncoated paper (PSO Uncoated ISO 12647) and noticed it seems to have a maximum total ink coverage of about 290%. Isn't that way too much for uncoated paper? Every printer I've
spoken to agrees 260% should be the limit, or the print will be too dark and dry slowly. Most people using your profiles convert the limit to 260% in their RIP.
Would be interesting to hear your view on this. Thank you.