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- Jan 16, 2012Ever profile a CD? We used to profile CDs more often when the technology was new. Since then it has become fairly easy to profile the sheets of adhesive label materials which are then applied to the CDs.
But more recently Teac has come out with a dye sublimation printer that prints directly onto the CD itself: http://www.teac.com/disc_publishing/thermal_disc_printers/p-55c/
We can profile that too! This illustration is a set of CD targets we developed for use in profiling printers like this.
What can we do for you? - Jan 10, 2012
Just when you think X-Rite has cornered the market on display calibrators with its new i1 Display Pro, here comes Datacolor with a new Spyder4!
This new device has 7 color sensors instead of the the usual 3. The software has added capability to do uniformity testing, better matching of multiple monitors, and they will be providing some means of correcting color on an iPhone/iPad.
I'll be looking forward to testing this in the future.
http://download.datacolor.eu/newsletter/2012-01-05-US/ - Nov 15, 2011The International Color Consortium has just released version 4.3 of the ICC specification today.
Information at the ICC website is here:We will be looking into what changes are included in this new version, and reporting on it. New profiles are often a consequence of a new specification like this, but there is no word about when new profiles will be forthcoming. - Oct 21, 2011
I just think this is cute.
This little thing takes still images at 1600 x 1200 resolution and captures video at 30 fps at 640 x 480 resolution. Images are taken as JPEGs and videos as AVIs, saved onto an included 2 GB microSD card (supports up to 32 GB cards). Images and video can be viewed when connecting it to a computer running a Windows operating system. Includes a USB 2.0 cable. Rechargeable battery provides up to 30 minutes of operation from a one-hour charge via USB. Includes wrist lanyard. $99. - Sep 15, 2011
Here's another great review of our ColorThink Pro software at John Paul Caponigro's blog:We're finding that our customers really like hearing about how others use ColorThink. You get some great ideas by hearing what other people do with the software. Many people, like John Paul Caponigro find it indespensible for explaining color to others in a classroom setting or seminar.
