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An iccMAX Material Profile Example: Converting Spectral Images of Artwork to Paint-Concentration Images
Ben Bodner
Roy S. Berns
  DOI :  10.2352/ISSN.2169-2629.2017.32.242  Published Online :  November 2016
Abstract

The ICC is introducing a new standard, iccMAX, that allows for customized connection spaces. The step-by-step process of implementing a complex linear algorithm in an iccMAX material profile is presented. This provides a reference for creating iccMAX profiles that use the programmable calculator functionality. The algorithm converts spectral reflectance to paint concentrations that produce a spectral match. Several tools are discussed that produce iccMAX profiles for a spectral workflow being developed at the Studio for Scientific Imaging and Archiving of Cultural Heritage at RIT.

Journal Title : Color and Imaging Conference
Publisher Name : Society for Imaging Science and Technology
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Ben Bodner, Roy S. Berns, "An iccMAX Material Profile Example: Converting Spectral Images of Artwork to Paint-Concentration Images"  in Proc. IS&T 24th Color and Imaging Conf. ,  2016,  https://doi.org/10.2352/ISSN.2169-2629.2017.32.242

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An iccMAX Material Profile Example: Converting Spectral Images of Artwork to Paint-Concentration Images
BodnerBen
BernsRoy S.
07112016
2016
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242
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2016
The ICC is introducing a new standard, iccMAX, that allows for customized connection spaces. The step-by-step process of implementing a complex linear algorithm in an iccMAX material profile is presented. This provides a reference for creating iccMAX profiles that use the programmable calculator functionality. The algorithm converts spectral reflectance to paint concentrations that produce a spectral match. Several tools are discussed that produce iccMAX profiles for a spectral workflow being developed at the Studio for Scientific Imaging and Archiving of Cultural Heritage at RIT.