Author(s)

Jia Wang

Corresponding Author

Jia Wang

Abstract

The previsualization of fluorescent oil half-tone prints is a key issue in the color imaging landscape. This paper aims to establish a theoretical model for predicting the color rendering of uniform fluorescent ink halftone prints with different concentrations under normal ink infiltration conditions; under the assumption that the ink is a non-scattering medium and the refractive index of the ink is approximately equal to the refractive index of the paper In this paper, the split-length Clapper-Yule spectral reflectance model of the fluorescent ink half-tone images under the penetration of ink was established by using the split-length theory that light was different in the length of the scattering and migration path between the ink and the paper.

Keywords

Forecasting Model, Ink Printing, Packaging Material