"Kris" wrote: > I used to use Kodak Colorflow for building profiles, and when the software > started up it would tell me if it had been over 6 hours, and it wouldn't > proceed without spectro calibration. I don't know where they got the 6-hour > thing, but is a reference point of some kind. (this was with X-rite dtp-41) Thanks Kris for the great info. I'm using a hair drier to dry the targets before reading. So my new question is regarding spectro drift: Can I calibrate the spectro in the morning and read targets all day? Or do I need to calibrate the spectro more often than every six hours? Thanks, John
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Re: Is there a ball park time limit in between calibrations? Spectro that is!
2006-02-28 by John Vitollo