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Re: ColorChecker DC Question
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Re: ColorChecker DC Question
From: "Paul A. DuPont" <
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Date: Sun, 29 Jul 2001 22:12:50 -0400
Organization: Greenleaf Associates
Terry Wyse wrote:
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on 7/28/01 8:27 PM, JWL wrote:
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> On each of the several ColorChecker DC targets I have seen, a number of the
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> patches (especially in the blues & greens) show this problem: an obvious
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> variation of color & density across the square. Typically, the outside edges
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> of the square are "clouded" (for lack of a better term) - appearing lighter
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> & slightly desaturated compared to the center portion of the same square.
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> Have others with this target seen this issue?
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Yes. I've seen/have several and they all exhibit this characteristic to a
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degree. One thing I also find very annoying is the black flocking material
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that lines the envelope for the DCChecker. It gets all over the patches and
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is difficult to completely brush away. I'd rather store the chart in an
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anti-static poly envelope of some sort but haven't taken the time to come up
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with one yet.
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As far as taking readings of the chart, I generally create 3 sets of
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measurement/reference data, each read from a slighty different location
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within each patch and average them. Seems to work OK.
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>
Terry
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All Systems Integration, Inc.
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Re: ColorChecker DC Question
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