Determining the color of an object was described previously. However, there is a difference when a color is created independently such as by a light bulb. This is called source color. The following is a simple explanation of the differences between objects and source color.
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Black and white transmission densitometers are used for film inspection, as well as scanner and imagesetter calibration and linearization.
ColorEye XTS is an ultra-compact benchtop spectrophotometer with simultaneous reflection SCE/SCI measurement capability designed for performance and affordability.
What could be simpler? Our entry-level model 504 measures any density status quickly and reliably.
Our basic 508 densitometer is great for prepress and the press room - it accurately measures density, dot area and dot gain in a single instrument.
Our standard pressroom densitometer is essential for 4-color press operators. Use it to help determine which press adjustments need to be made during the run.
For printers who print special colors and process color, the 528 is the basic model of choice. It has a full selection of densitometry capability plus several essential color features.
The 530 offers full spectral data, colorimetry or densitometry, all from a single, rugged instrument.
45°/0° non-contact benchtop spectrophotometer designed for color and gloss measurement on wet and dry samples including cosmetics, paints, and soil, as well as plastics, powders and other common samples.
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