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Re: X-Rite iSis and dual measurements

The way this was explained to me (right after I got my ISIS) was, that the
default mode of the ISIS (that is UV cut) does not use any UV via the LEDs.
Just like any of the other Eyeone products that offer a UV Cut mode.

The UV +no mode does a UV cut measurement and then uses a light source with
UV to take more measurements.

Now you have your choice of:
1.No UV in a set of measurements.
2. Measurements with UV.
3. Having the option to average measurements with and without UV.

That is my understanding of the ISIS.

As for being worthwhile? It seems that is depends on things like the UV
brighteners in the paper.

As for what strategy to use with this option. One that I see being used is
to create a group of measurements with UV and without UV and with averaged
measurements of both UV and No UV.  Then create profiles using measurements
from each method to determine which measurement method for that paper gives
the best color results.

Jim Rich
 
  


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