[argyllcms] Re: Any guidelines for creating scanner profiles with Argyll?
- From: Roger Breton <graxx@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 26 Dec 2007 22:05:04 -0500
Hi Gerard,
> Roger, sure, why not. Just print the target of your choice, measure the
> patches accurately with a spectrometer/colorimeter and create a
> reference file for your target from these measurements (analog to the
> reference file which you got for your IT8 target). For using your target
> with scanin, you'll also need a .cht file (if you use targen/printtarg,
> then printtarg can create the .cht file for you).
Yes, das ist klaar (clear?)!
I have some study to do. Especially since I want to create my own
characterisation target.
I will be scanning inkjet or possibly color laser media with my students to
demonstrate the process of calibrating a desktop scanner or, for that
matter, a digital kamera. So, very important to discuss the issues of
metamerie in the context of scanner profile and media type. Thank you so
much for replying.
I may (should?) come back mit vielen frage...
Roger Breton
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