I know the theoretical aspects of OBAs and the basics of OBA compensation. What I don't know is how much to worry. I have a colormunki instrument which has a UV cut filter and thus it cannot see any OBA effect, so I'm wondering if it will make noticably tinted profiles due to that, or if it's going to be a very minor Delta E error.
I'm looking at Hahnemühle papers, and while the baryta papers have no OBA, the matte photo rag has "moderate". What "moderate" OBA content in Hahnemühle-speak means I have no idea. I've heard some say high quality papers have lower OBA content but I don't know if that's true.
At one end of the worry scale I could say "I only will use OBA-free paper as that is the only paper my instrument can profile correctly", in the middle "I can use any Hahnemühle paper because they have low enough OBA content to be negligble in the profiling process", and in the other end "I can use any paper regardless of OBA content and not worry as the effect is very small anyway".
What is the general view on this?