On 21 Aug 2003 at 20:28, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> A profile is basically ony valid for scanning the same media type (with
> the same spectral characteristics) which was used to create the profile.
> Therefore a profile created from a reflective IT8 target (which is
> printed photochemically on photo paper) is more or less only valid for
> scanning photos.
You can either get a spectrometer to measure the various materials
scanned. Or you could use spectral imaging. For instance, have a look
at the IEC 61966-8:2001 standard ("Multimedia colour scanners").
There is even a test-software available for this standard freely
somewhere online. I am eager to hear from practical results as I am
thinking about adding support for this standard....
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