CalMAN v4.3 Is Released!

CalMAN v4.3 has been released! http://bit.ly/neXUD6. Among many new features the update brings support to the newly announced SpectraCal C6 and OEM i1Display meters. Read the full press release here. Preorder the new meters today at their special July-only prices! http://bit.ly/l4LWh0

SpectraCal and X-Rite Announce Next Generation SpectraCal C6™ and OEM i1Display Colorimeters

SpectraCal, Inc. and X-Rite Incorporated are proud to announce two new professional colorimeters –the SpectraCal C6™ and an OEM i1Display – both customized versions of X-Rite’s recently released i1Display Pro device. Developed by X-Rite and customized for SpectraCal, the SpectraCal C6™ reads up to 5x faster, measures more accurately at lower light levels, and offers greater versatility than its predecessor, the Chroma 5. Read the full press release here and buy the SpectraCal C6 and the OEM i1Display at their July only preorder prices today!

SpectraCal @ InfoCOMM 2011!

Another successful event! Here are the key SpectraCal announcements at InfoCOMM 2011:

• CalMAN v4.3 details announced:
• Speed Improvements 
• Pass-Fail Datafields 
• Improvements in memory management 
• Increased device support  
• Thinklogical premiers new product integration with SpectaCal. Read the full press release here 
• SOAPbox portable digital generator and Phabrix generator/monitor/analyzers now available from SpectraCal and integrated with CalMAN and SpectraColor Software 
• SpectraCal Announces New Atlona Industrial/Commercial Lines

Thank you to everyone who came to visit us at booth #3491! 

Thinklogical Premiers New Product Integration with SpectraCal

Thinklogical, a worldwide provider of fiber optic infrastructure, extension and routing systems for the Pro A/V industry, will be showcasing color correction technology in their line of VelocityKVM and DVI fiber optic receivers at InfoComm 2011. Thinklogical has successfully partnered with SpectraCal to develop seamless product integration for color correction. This new feature provides an efficient, cost-effective advantage when deploying Thinklogical systems in a Pro A/V environment. Read the full press release here.

Poynton's Vector: Colour, Tint, and the Naming of Things.

Poynton moves to explore Color and Tint controls in this article covering briefly the history of NTSC encoding and the confusion spurred among consumers regarding its use. Through his analysis, Poynton determines more suitable names for both controls and their applicability to the average user. Read the full article here.