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Is
it Lab 65, 9, -27 or is it Lab 77, -25, -87?...It Depends!
The Lab values your scanner sees, are defined by the scanner
profile! Most scanners can just see red, green and blue. The question is
which red, which green and which blue. RGB is a color system that cannot
define colors unambiguously. Not until we interpret the RGB values, will
we know which colors are actually behind them. basICColor scan+ delivers
you this interpretation in the form of a perfect ICC scanner profile. basICColor
scan+ does not only work with the usual IT8 targets but also with basICColor
scan targets and the new highly precise HutchColor targets. The HCTs have
an unmatched density and color range. basICColor scan+ is as easy to handle
as any other Photoshop filter. You scan a target, open it in Photoshop and
start the filter basICColor scan+. Then you assign the reference file supplied
with the software, name the profile and push the "Profiling" button;
- done! Because scanners see each material differently, you need to make
extra ICC profiles for scanning printed matter. basICColor scan+ allows
to do so with the help of a basICColor rescan target. After calculating
the profile, it will be applied to the image of the target. Small squares
in the center of each color patch show the correct colors based on the values
in the reference file. If these squares are not different from the surrounding
color patches, your profile is perfect. |
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