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How can I upgrade EasyMatch QC software on an existing computer?
Posted on by Gordon
For either a network or local PC installation, the person installing EasyMatch QC software must be a System Administrator for the PC, with software installation privileges for that computer.
Is there an Internet Site for converting and displaying color values?
Posted on by Gordon
FAQ: “… Was wondering – do you know of a web site or application where if CIELAB values were entered, the corresponding color would be displayed? Can I also convert from one color scale to another?”
What Fuse Protection is in place with HunterLab Instruments?
Posted on by Gordon
All HunterLab instruments have fuses built into the main circuitry to protect the instrument against unusual and unexpected changes in voltage that could damage the electrical components.
Can Power Supplies in HunterLab Instruments be used everywhere?
Posted on by Gordon
FAQ: “We need to take our LabScan XE instrument to Germany for some plant trial testing. Our machine is a US spectrophotometer 110v unit and, obviously, the power supply in Germany is 220v. The label on the back of the instrument says ‘110v-220v’, which sounds a little ambiguous to me. Do we need a voltage […]
Optimal inter-instrument agreement and communication of color values
Posted on by Shannon
To communicate color values effectively, completely specify the 6 parameters of your measurement method and verify that your color measurement is repeatable. These are the key factors to ensure inter-instrument agreement. The best inter-instrument agreement in color measurement at multiple locations occurs when a product is measured with the same instrument model from the same […]
How do I measure Haze with EasyMatch QC?
Posted on by Shannon
Haze is the scattering of light by a nearly clear specimen that results in a slightly cloudy appearance when the sample is viewed in transmission.
How do I perform an DQ IQ OQ PQ RQ using EasyMatch QC-ER?
Posted on by Gordon
What is the Hunter Rd, a, b Color Scale?
Posted on by Gordon
The Hunter Rdab opponent-color scale, developed in 1943, was an early version of the Hunter L, a, b scale. Instead of L, Rd is used to designate lightness and is identical to the CIE Y Brightness/Luminosity value. Sometimes the Rd, a, b color scale is shown as LRd, aRd, bRd.
If I select D65/10 to read XYZ what will happen when I read YI?
Posted on by Gordon
FAQ: “One question we are a little unclear about – if you set X, Y, Z on D65/10° in the Color Data View to read back the White Tile for a calibration check, will it make the YI Yellowness Index read in D65/10°, or is it fixed to C/2°?”
Densitometry versus Colorimetry
Posted on by Gordon
Density is a measurement of how thick a film layer is on a clear or opaque substrate; colorimetry is a measurement of the perception of the color of that layer.
What are the NCI National Cheese Color Standards?
Posted on by Gordon