Datacolor User to User Support Group.

Thanks Mike! Have tried it briefly and works like a charm - nice and 
simple & no hassle  :=) I will use this tool often! 

As has been mentioned here earlier GretagMacbeth has a little piece 
of freeware that can do the same comparison, and its also in Mac 
version : 

http://www.gretagmacbeth.com/index/products/products_color-mgmt-
spec/products_professional-cm/products_pm5packaging/products_pm5-
packaging_sw.htm

One of our brothers on this list has a short essay on the matter: 

http://www.rj-photo.de/printfix-pro/index.html

Kind Regards

Niels



 



--- In colorvision_group@yahoogroups.com, "Mike Johnson" 
<mikejohnson@...> wrote:
>
> I uploaded a small program to compare two sets of PrintFix PRO 
patch 
> readings.
> 
> It highlights the patches that are different between two sets of 
> readings, so that you can re-read those patches. It seems from 
reading 
> on the internet that Delta-E of less than 2 is good, but more than 
6 is 
> probably bad. Hopefully it's easy to see how to use the program.
> 
> It needs Windows 2000 or XP and .Net 2.0
> 
> I'm using PrintFix PRO version 1.1.1, the data file format may be 
> different on other versions so it might not work.
>  
> I only spent a few evenings writing this in C# so it's not perfect, 
but 
> I've found it useful to get rid of bad readings before using 
average, 
> or to check if the ink needs longer to dry.
>