You should be able to do this in ColorPort but it’s not initially intuitive. Make a custom target, even more than 1 patch. Make a spot measurements and click the "I" info button in the measurements are it will show you the values. Or export to a txt. I think newer versions of i1Profile can do this too. I use PatchTool (not free but so useful). Andrew Rodney http://www.digitaldog.net/ <http://www.digitaldog.net/>
On Apr 25, 2017, at 11:03 AM, James Lawson <jiml1948@mac.com <mailto:jiml1948@mac.com>> wrote:
One feature that Datacolor Print has is the ability to use the Spectrophotometer to take a spot measurement and get a lab reading instantly in a small window. So when I'm comparing prints I can quickly ascertain the difference in patches. It doesn't require me to have a target. Unfortunately you can't do the same in i1Profiler and I just looked at Color Port again and it requires a target also. If want to be able to do this with i1 profiler I have to upgrade to the Publish edition. The X-rite technician said there are third party apps but he couldn't name names. If anyone knows of an app that would make this easy I would appreciate the info.
Jim Lawson
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