[argyllcms] Re: using Lab readings instead of a supported reader
- From: Konstantin Pyanzin <kokap@xxxxxxx>
- To: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 08 Nov 2010 06:08:39 +0300
BTW your results are very bad.
Look at last 6 (grey) patches in the list. a* and b* should be near 0.
Best regards,
Sun, 07 Nov 2010 12:26:17 -0800 D M German wrote:
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> I recently bought a Spyder3 print SR, and I would like to use Argyll
> (the price was right). My understanding is that it is not supported
> hardware. The software stores the data files as XML, and supports the
> ability to export them as a list of Lab values.
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> For example, these are the readings from a Gretag Color Checker:
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> 34.75 10.26 10.86
> 57.88 16.14 10.88
> 44.99 -4.81 -24.35
> 39.87 -19.49 20.12
> 49.78 6.62 -27.39
> 63.92 -33.52 -4.05
> 56.46 29.44 52.01
> 36.02 7.10 -44.72
> 45.54 41.91 10.49
> 27.89 19.76 -22.10
> 67.10 -26.73 51.18
> 65.63 10.74 62.01
> 26.61 10.55 -48.13
> 50.15 -39.35 27.41
> 37.60 45.41 22.75
> 74.89 -2.88 73.12
> 47.07 47.61 -17.40
> 45.50 -28.36 -29.45
> 87.05 -3.50 -4.29
> 73.24 -3.20 -5.05
> 60.20 -3.00 -4.59
> 45.39 -2.24 -3.19
> 32.41 -2.40 -3.34
> 18.94 -0.74 -2.18
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> Is it possible to use such readings to use the rest of the tools?
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> Thanks a lot for any help.
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> --dmg
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