Well, I got the message that Datacolor has the rights that ColorVision used to have and Pantone is a passed station. Or something like that. Ernst Dinkla op de lei getypt Ernst Dinkla <E.Dinkla@onsneteindhoven.nl>schreef:

On 02/09/2013 01:52 AM, edmund ronald wrote:

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The problem is the Kodak patents have a strong refrigerant effect on anyone wanting to *sell* such software.

Edmund

Ask Apple, Google, Microsoft, Adobe, RIM, Samsung, HTC, Fujifilm, Facebook, Amazon, and Shutterfly which Kodak patents would cover the reintroduction of the Custom Color Tools. They must be in the deal that was settled a month ago.

ColorVision had a profile creator and editor plug-in for Photoshop that was introduced 12 years ago I think, later than Kodak's editor. Profiler Pro it was called, not that versatile as Kodak's tools though. They sold it or the company to Pantone later on.

Makes you wonder who could sue a new plug-in developer, Pantone or the ones at the top.

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