AIC PhD Targets

In partnership with the American Institute for Conservation (AIC) Robin Myers Imaging is pleased to announce the production of the AIC PhD Targets for photo documentation.
The AIC PhotoDocumentation Targets provide an easy and efficient way to include photographic reference standards and image and artifact identification to images.
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Update!
Due to the enormous popularity of the AIC PhD Targets we are overwhelmed with orders! We are working through the backlog as rapidly as possible, but it may be a few weeks or more before we will be caught up with all the orders. We are grateful for your patience.
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Important SpectraShop News
Something strange happened here which at first was startling, but we realized is really a benefit for everyone. It seems that someone crept in one night, got into our computers and merged the SpectraShop 3 Standard code with the Professional version we were ready to release.
What they left behind was SpectraShop 4, some empty Guinness bottles and a few shamrocks, so we think this was a prank by Leprechuan hackers. Whoever did this, everyone benefits since this combined version gives every user the full compliment of tools.
So just what are you getting?
- Measure specimens and charts emissive, reflective, transmissive
- Define charts more chart types than other programs
- Graph 2D Tool - graphing unavailable anywhere else
- Lighting Tool - CRI and the new CQS metric for solid state lighting
- Calculator Tool - Easy to use spectral blender
- Difference Tool - You will not believe the differences this makes
- Enhancements to the existing tools to make your life better
These new tools, combined with the great features already in the program, make SpectraShop 4 the most powerful cross-platform spectral program on the market.
So just what is all this cool stuff going to cost? When corporations and governments are giving you less, and charging you more, we prefer to give you more without charging more. That's right, SpectraShop 4 is the same price as SpectraShop 3.
Get all the details by clicking here!
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EquaLight 3 Updated to 3.1!
To help visualize how the light intensity changes across the image a tone mapping feature has been added to version 3.1.
The additional features of 3.1 are:
Batch processing. An entire folder of images may now be corrected for lens and lighting falloff with the click of a single button. This is a fantastic workflow performance improvement!
Adjustable correction. The amount of correction to apply to the image can be varied. This allows more precise control of highlights when the exposure was based on darker areas of the image.
Preview images. EquaLight can now display thumbnail previews of the images, providing feedback on the processing. This improves the workflow by reducing the need to double-check the program by opening the images in image processing programs.
Find out more by clicking here!
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Just off the Presses, Chromaxion Newsletter Issue 3
This edition introduces the SpectraShop 4, the new tools and enhancements to familiar ones. There is bad news on the color chart front. To top off the newsletter there is a great tech tip on how to check printer profiles. So get your copy here
Past issues of the Chomaxion newsletter are now available in the Information area.
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