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Re: ColorEyes Display

Subject: Re: ColorEyes Display
From: Derrick Brown <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 20 May 2005 18:27:34 -0400
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Andrew writes:
It has more to do with the filters used by X-Rite in the Optix. That and a
few other state of the art refinements to this particular Colorimeter.

There are a few reasons why a Colorimeter optimized for display calibration
can sometimes produce superior results compared to a Spectrophotometer. IOW,
a Spectrophotometer isn't always automatically better.

I appreciate your point but regardless of filters for whichever technology you choose, good software needs to start with a repeatable device.

IMHO, X-rite builds devices that at least appear to be more the same as one another in terms of "unit to unit" repeatability.

regards,

Derrick L. Brown

Integrated Color Corporation

81 Rogers Street

North Billerica, MA 01862

tel: 978-670-1416

fax: 978-670-8701

url: "www.integrated-color.com"

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