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View tolerance levels for colour evaluations

The evaluation of the results for media family calibration and G7 verification are based on set tolerance levels.

Colour evaluation methods use metrics to decide if printed colours are close enough to their reference colours or not. A tolerance level or threshold level is set before the evaluation takes place. The level specifies where a calculated difference is still acceptable and where not. A tolerance level is also expressed by a △(Delta) value.

When you want to change the tolerance values, contact your Service organisation.

View tolerance levels

When you want to

Solution

Go to the tolerance levels for colour evaluations.

  1. Open the Settings Editor and go to: [Colour]  → [Colour validation & verification] .

View the tolerance levels for the measurement with the inline spectrophotometer.

  1. Select [Chart measurements performed by inline spectrophotometer].

  2. Click [Edit].

  3. Click [OK].

View the tolerance levels for the paper white and primary colour measurement with the inline spectrophotometer.

  1. Select [Paper white and primary colour measurements performed by inline spectrophotometer].

  2. Click [Edit].

  3. Click [OK].

View the tolerance levels for the G7 verification with the inline spectrophotometer.

  1. Select [G7® verification performed by inline spectrophotometer].

  2. Click [Edit].

  3. Click [OK].

View the tolerance levels for the measurement with i1 spectrophotometer.

  1. Select [Chart measurements performed by i1 spectrophotometer].

  2. Click [Edit].

  3. Click [OK].

View the tolerance levels for the paper white and primary colour measurement with i1 spectrophotometer.

  1. Select [Paper white and primary colour measurements performed by i1 spectrophotometer].

  2. Click [Edit].

  3. Click OK.

View the tolerance levels for the G7 verification with i1 spectrophotometer.

  1. Select [G7® verification performed by i1 spectrophotometer].

  2. Click [Edit].

  3. Click [OK].

Parent topic:
Colour management
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