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Re: ColorMunki?
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Re: ColorMunki?


  • Subject: Re: ColorMunki?
  • From: Marco Ugolini <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2009 13:38:58 -0800
  • Thread-topic: ColorMunki?

In a message dated 1/29/09 1:00 PM, neil snape wrote:

> The device is ultra reliable, easy to use, extremely fast at reflective
> measurements , and quick on emissive measures. The software is designed for
> beginner to novice users , and until there are some third party developers
> it gets stuck at that level.
> There are ways of extracting values from the palettes it creates which can
> later be used in a color sheet in ColorThink or ColorLab. Etc. The base of
> the file formatting is indeed a CxF so eventually I should hope to see it
> used as such.

Judging from the few specs that I have been able to glean so far -- in spite
of the lack of any publicly available detailed information on this device --
the ColorMunki is a diffraction grating spectrophotometer (not just a
colorimeter), with one white LED as a light source, and no ability to detect
OBAs (it is effectively UV-cut). Also, its sampling interval is 3.5nm with a
spectral reporting of 10nm, which means that it behaves similarly to an i1
Pro in that respect. I'm not sure what its spectral range is, but I would
guess it starts at 400nm on the higher-frequency side of the visible
spectrum, and possibly goes to 700nm on the lower-frequency side, versus the
730nm of the i1Pro or the iSis.

So, from what I've been able to gather, it looks like a potentially
versatile tool (except for being UV-cut). But, though it seems that it could
lend itself to professional uses, it is *not* supported so far by
ProfileMaker or Monaco Profiler or other higher-end profiling applications,
and still remains a tool for the mass market instead.

We'll see what develops in the near future.

Marco Ugolini


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