Re: new eye one ruler question
Re: new eye one ruler question
- Subject: Re: new eye one ruler question
- From: Liane May <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2006 11:28:00 +0100
Title: Re: new eye one ruler question
Hello,
The slightly higher distance to the material is intended to avoid
scratches.
In principle you are right, a too high distance to the material
would produce errors in the measurements but the new ruler does not
have a too high distance! Even if you see the remitted light of the
Eye-One head, you can expect correct measurements. The new ruler is
designed within a tolerance of a maximum deviation of 0.3 in L,
compared to the old ruler.
When using the new ruler, please make sure, that the Eye-One is
positioned correctly to the black carriage. Then you will get precise
measuring data.
Best regards,
Liane May
GretagMacbeth
I just got
in my new eye one ruler system and the first thing I noticed is when I
am reading in a chart the eye one sits higher off the material then
the original ruler did. So when I do a measurement, I can actually see
the light from the eye one reflect off the
material.
Is this OK.
I am not sure I am using this new ruler system
correctly.
Thanks
Steven
Kornreich
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