Category Archives: Tools

With the help of the Smoothing tool you may iron out inhomogenious measurement data and bumpy curves. The tools uses read more…

Tools are available to optimize single measurement data files others are to be applied on multiple data sets. read more…

The tool White Correction allows to apply manual corrections to the whitest color patch of the measurement data which is read more…

A specific sequence in the working method is recommended when preparing measurement data. This sequence is automatically executed by using the Automatic function. read more…

The Correction tool detects faulty measurements or “illogical” measured values and replaces these with expected values. An example of an read more…

Redundant color patches, especially if they have very different measured values, can lead to errors during profile creation. Hence it makes sense to average redundant color patches (e.g. 10 different measurements of the same color) and replace them with the same value. You can do this using the Redundancies tool. read more…

Paper manufacturers often use optical brighteners to make the paper look brighter. Unfortunately, we run our visual validations under different read more…

Let’s say you want to produce according to tone value increase properties or gray balance properties and you want to read more…

If default ICC profiles for printing standards or house standards shall be created it is often not possible to use read more…

If you have several measurement files from the same test chart layout available and you wish to average these, ColorAnt read more…

Combine multiple measurements with differing number of color patches. read more…

ColorAnt offers the possibility of calculating large test charts that can be used for profiling from small test chart measurement files. In reverse, you can also use the Rescale tool to extract the color patches required for the Fogra/Ugra-Media Wedge V3 from a measured large ECI2002 or IT8.7-4 test chart. read more…

The ICC Transformation tool enables you to use both ICC device and DeviceLink profiles on reference data (device data like read more…