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  • INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE
  • Getting started with Coraye
  • Installation under Mac OS
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  • Installation of the Windows driver for your spectrophotometer
  • Interface presentation
  • Plugins installation and management
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    • Gamut Viewer
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  • Calibration
    • Create a profile from a standard reference
    • Customization of targets
    • Create a profil from a calibration
    • Printing chart RGB
    • How to use a ruler with a Xrite ColorMunki Photo or an Xrite I1 Studio
    • Create an icc profile from an average of measured charts
  • Colors Management
    • Capturing a color
    • Capturing a Light
    • Color finder module
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  • Colors tables
    • Colors tables
    • Example of using a color table with Photoshop
    • Create swatches containing reproducible colors in print
    • Create a color table from a spot color chart measurement
    • Export a Color Table to Wasatch RIP
    • Export a Color Table to EFI Fiery RIP
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    • Export a Color Table to Epson Edge Print RIP
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    • Import / Export a color table with the spectro densitometer XRite eXact
    • Convert color tables to make them printable
    • Reproduction report of colors contained in a table
    • Rename the colors of a table
    • Create a color chart
    • Prepare to print and cut a color chart
    • Prepare a color chart for metallic printing
  • QUALITY CONTROL
    • Print Control
    • Create a reference for Proof
    • Create a reference from a printed Mediawedge
    • Create a reference from a printed chart
    • Create a reference from the values of an imported range
    • Create a reference from a spot color swatch
    • Control a grayscale
  • First steps: Control of a standardized Mediawedge
  • Chart control
  • Compare and edit chart measures
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  • 1) Introduction
  • 2) Reading with a ruler
  • 3) Reading without ruler
  • 4) Making the ruler

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  1. Calibration

How to use a ruler with a Xrite ColorMunki Photo or an Xrite I1 Studio

The I1 studio is a spectrophotometer full of unexploited resources from the software suite provided by Xrite. With Coraye unlocked its possibilities.

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Warning This feature is no longer supported from version 1.11.8

1) Introduction

Coraye allows to add new possibilities for the use of your I1 Studio or ColorMunki such as:

  1. You can customize the number of patches to print.

  2. You can choose the number of grayscale to optimize grayscale images.

  3. You can create a calibration before the characterization.

  4. You can print the charter in one go

  5. You can pick a color

  6. You can capture a light

  7. ... and you can use a ruler to read small patches...

2) Reading with a ruler

To use the I1 Studio with a ruler, you have to set the option "With ruler (smaller patches)" = "Yes"

The generated target will be the same as the I1 Pro target.

3) Reading without ruler

To use the I1 Studio without a ruler, you have to set the option "With ruler (smaller patches)" = "No"

The generated patches will be bigger to allow the reading of the target without ruler. As you can see, you will need more sheet of paper to print your target.

4) Making the ruler

2 - Then print it on a thin material like a sheet of paper or a thin PVC.

3 - Paste double-sided tape on a guide

4 - Paste the guide under the outline, as shown in the picture below

1 - You have to download the drawing of the ruler in Adobe or in (with the cut contour)

illustrator format
pdf format
Preview of the ruler