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The color2view Pro combines intuitive navigation, breakthrough technical performance, and multiple measurement methods - 45°c:0° color, 20°/60° gloss, and fluorescence - in one benchtop spectrophotometer with peak performance for deepest black offering a special Jetness Mode.
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Color Measurement
Gloss Measurement
20° | 60° | |
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Measurement Range | 0 - 100 GU | 0 - 100 GU |
Aperture Size | 9 x 10 mm | 9 x 16 mm |
Repeatability | 0 - 100 GU: ± 0.2 GU | 0 - 20 GU: ± 0.1 GU 20 - 100 GU: ± 0.2 GU |
Reproducibility | 0 - 100 GU: ± 1.0 GU | 0 - 20 GU: ± 0.5 GU 20 - 100 GU: ± 1.0 GU |
Available for Aperture | 32 mm, 12 mm | 32 mm |
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The basic building blocks of color measurement
Visual color perception is influenced by our individual color preferences, which are dependent on personal factors (mood, age, gender etc.), environment (lighting, surrounding etc.) as well as our ability to communicate color and color differences. A color looks different in the department store (cool white fluorescent lighting) than at home (warm, incandescent lighting). In order to guarantee consistent color and appearance under all possible circumstances, it is essential to standardize light source, observer and understand the spectral remission data of the object. This information will be the basis for calculation of colorimetric data as it is used for color communication and color QC in production.
Read moreColor Measurement of Fluorescent Colors – a CHALLENGE
The world around us is bright and colorful. Neon colors in particular have been back in trend for several years. The prerequisite for this is the use of fluorescent pigments in the paint, plastic and many other industries. Although these have been widely used for many years, the quality control of fluorescent material still remains a major challenge. The following article describes theoretical background of fluorescence, why a standard spectrophotometer is not suitable for the quality control of fluorescent material and what possibilities the new combination of spectrophotometer and fluorimeter offers - especially with regard to predicting the lightfastness of a material.
Read moreColor measurement of BLACK
Already in the Stone Age, black based on charcoal was used as one of the first colors ever. The measurement and qualification of black has been a challenge since then, as it reflects hardly any light. On the one hand, special indices are needed because evaluation using L*a*b* values is only suitable to a very limited extent. On the other hand, the selection of appropriate measuring instruments with outstanding technical performance also plays an essential role. The following technical article describes how to raise quality control of deep and deepest black colors to a new level of precision and reliability.
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