>>There used to be a time when Spyder display colorimeters were called spectrocolorimeters, whatever that meant. Now I see in the article that they are upgraded to the category spectro-radiometers, usually that category has a price tag beginning at 10K $. Hi Ernst, You have misunderstood what was said. Spyders are calibrated using a spectro-radiometer. And you have cross-attributed the term spectrocolorimeter. The unit referred to as an inverse spectrocolorimeter is the SpyderPrint device, which is a six band reflective measurement device, rather than an RGB colorimeter. C. David Tobie Global Product Technology Manager Imaging Color Solutions Datacolor inc. cdtobie@... www.datacolor.com On Oct 30, 2012, at 4:45 AM, Ernst Dinkla <e.dinkla@...> wrote: > There used to be a time when Spyder display colorimeters were called > spectrocolorimeters, whatever that meant. Now I see in the article that > they are upgraded to the category spectro-radiometers, usually that > category has a price tag beginning at 10K $.
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Re: [Digital BW] Review of a new option for image editing systems
2012-10-30 by CDTobie