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Just to let everyone know,
If you or anyone are interested in the color data for SpyderPrint targets, then I a script "read_image_patch_colors" that extracts color values from a rectangular grid of color patches in an image, computes colorimetric values (RGB percentages, XYZ, Lab), applies row/column labeling rules, and writes three output files:
https://soul-traveller.github.io/read_image_patch_colors/
There is a folder "Example Targets Read" which contain most of the SpyderPrint targets, as well as the generated files. I have used it on the following targets:
Hope this is useful for you or anyone in the forum.
I made this as one step in a plan to try using SpyderPrint measurements, and then use the output for ArgyllCMS to create profiles. I am not there yet an not sure I will ever finish that work.
Let me know if any bugs or problems are found.
Cheers,
K
If you or anyone are interested in the color data for SpyderPrint targets, then I a script "read_image_patch_colors" that extracts color values from a rectangular grid of color patches in an image, computes colorimetric values (RGB percentages, XYZ, Lab), applies row/column labeling rules, and writes three output files:
- ArgyllCMS .ti1 file
- ArgyllCMS .ti2 file
- CSV file (space-separated)
https://soul-traveller.github.io/read_image_patch_colors/
There is a folder "Example Targets Read" which contain most of the SpyderPrint targets, as well as the generated files. I have used it on the following targets:
- Expert Target (3-pages, 729-patches)
- Expert Target (large) (1-page, 729-patches)
- Expert Target Plus Grays (4-pages, 967-patches)
- EZ 729 Colors Plus Grays (9-pages, 996-patches)
- High Quality Target (1-page, 225-patches)
- High Quality Target Plus Grays (2-pages, 463-patches)
- LaserSoft Advanced Target (864 patches)
Hope this is useful for you or anyone in the forum.
I made this as one step in a plan to try using SpyderPrint measurements, and then use the output for ArgyllCMS to create profiles. I am not there yet an not sure I will ever finish that work.
Let me know if any bugs or problems are found.
Cheers,
K