On Sun, Jan 10, 2010 at 8:53 PM, Ben Goren <ben@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On 2010 Jan 10, at 7:17 AM, Pascal de Bruijn wrote: > >> Does anybody have a spectral (.sp) file of a Kodak Graycard? > > No, but I've got a Kodak graycard and an i1 Pro. I don't remember how to > create .sp files, but, if you'd care to enlighten me, I'd be happy to > oblige.... > > I've measured it in the past. It's a surprisingly good neutral target. The > spectrum is quite flat, and the Lab values are all within one unit of 50-0-0. > All in all, it's the best bang for the buck for gray balancing. It's amply > ``good enough'' for everything but colorimetric accuracy...and, when you need > colorimetric accuracy, you need to be using a color-managed workflow in which > the gray balance is only used for the initial RAW conversion. Well, Klaus more or less helped me out, but if you still want to measure your charts, I used chartread -v -s and then pressed s after reading a spot on the graycard. Regards, Pascal de Bruijn