I have struggled somewhat further and found a way to reduce my error rate with the color picker. So that works, but I still appreciate a pointer to a way to semi-automate this process like with the Measure Tool. Now I have run into another issue in the linearization process. I scan the L-values with the Eye-one and fill the data manually in the linearization table of QTR. When done, I press "create curve", but then I get the error message "Invalid linearize curve - not constantly increasing". Of course that's true, since the L-values decrease from approx. 95 (white) to 15 (black), but according to the user guide that should be fine. I quadruple-checked the values: it is an increasing series, no strange wiggles. As a test I tried to paste value in the reverse (wrong order), so with increasing values. Same error message. I did some further dummy tests: using (L'/100) (to get the values in the order of what could be densities, with L' the inversed order of the measured L-values). Same error. Strangely enough using (L'/100)^2 did NOT give an error. Of course the resulting curves are of no use whatsoever. These (admittingly strange) experiment gives me the suspicion that there is a computational bug in QTR. Or could I be doing something wrong? If it's a bug, I can possibly circumvent it by transforming my L- values into densities. But I could not find a formula. Anyone has it available? Joost
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Error message while linearizing curve
2006-09-09 by horstenj
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