Cary WinUV Color Application
Cary WinUV Color Measurement Software
In many industries, colorimetry—the process of monitoring the hue and consistency of a product’s color—is essential for quality control. Cary WinUV Color software enhances the capabilities of Cary spectrophotometers, adding versatile color measurement tools for QA/QC monitoring or deeper color investigations of liquids and solids. Whether for brand recognition, perceived quality, overall aesthetics, or specific applications like cosmetics, Cary WinUV Color ensures precise color measurement under various lighting conditions.
Cary WinUV Color includes all major, internationally accepted color calculations in a simple, configurable sequence. Reports are automatically generated using the selected color coordinate system, including chromaticity, tristimulus, and CIELAB values. The software quickly produces routine QA/QC reports—and has the power to investigate subtle color differences in investigations that require highly accurate spectrophotometers.
Cary WinUV Color includes all major, internationally accepted color calculations in a simple, configurable sequence. Reports are automatically generated using the selected color coordinate system, including chromaticity, tristimulus, and CIELAB values. The software quickly produces routine QA/QC reports—and has the power to investigate subtle color differences in investigations that require highly accurate spectrophotometers.
Product Details
Features
- Benefit from a concise and comprehensive Color package in a simple application for calculation, reporting, and data export
- Choose from CIE and other internationally recognized color numbers—CIELAB, L*u*v*, tristimulus, and chromaticity, including graphical displays of color spaces
- Select up to 50 samples at one time for calculations
- Perform calculations over one of three selectable wavelength ranges (360 to 830, 380 to 780, or 400 to 700 nm) at one of three data intervals (1, 5, or 10 nm)
- Apply a thickness correction when comparing the color of samples of varying thicknesses
- Use the Match feature to highlight the difference between the L*a*b* of a sample and a standard
How It Works
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