HD CMYK — Pro LAB/CMYK Match Studio (Ultra Stable)

ΔE suite • Patch heatmap • CCM • Substrate simulation • Pantone/Brand library • CSV/Folder ingest • ICC soft proof • CMYKOGV • SOP • PDF reports

1) Target vs. Press — ΔE & Suggestions

Target (Proof) — LAB

Helper: CMYKOGV swatch (approx)
ICC soft proof if loaded

Press (Measured) — LAB

Helper: CMYKOGV swatch (approx)
ICC soft proof if loaded
Illuminant: D50/2° Substrate profile: HP White Profile: (none)
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Within tolerance

Suggested Ink Corrections (CMYKOGV)

ChannelΔNew %Note
Heuristic: uses ΔE00 vector, gray balance (G7‑style L*), overprint heuristics, substrate profile weights, and O/G/V distribution by hue.

2) Patch Grid • CSV • Heatmap • Auto‑Balance

Click any cell to edit Target/Press LAB. ΔE00 auto‑updates.

3) Resolve‑Style CCM (3×3) from Paired Charts

Load two charts (Target & Press) with same patch order to estimate a 3×3 color correction matrix in CIE Lab (linear regression).
CCM: —
Tip: 24‑patch chart (Calibrite/Datacolor) on press & proof → generate corrective CCM. Save per stock/inkset.

4) Pantone / Brand Library (Local)

Use like PantoneLIVE locally: store approved LAB per substrate/method. Import/Export to share. Loaded: 1089 Pantone Colors

5) Utilities • ICC Soft Proof • Live Spectro Bridge • SOP • Report

ICC Soft Proof (RGB Matrix/TRC v2)

Load an RGB display/printer profile to improve swatch previews. Supports ICC v2 matrix/TRC (rXYZ/gXYZ/bXYZ + rTRC/gTRC/bTRC). CMYK LUT profiles require CSV DeviceLink import below.
Proof (ICC)
Press (sim)
Neutral ref

Live Spectro Bridge (Folder Watch)

Connect a folder that receives spectro CSV exports (e.g., X‑Rite eXact). New files are auto‑ingested into the Grid. Uses the File System Access API when available; otherwise, drag & drop files below.
Not connected
Drag & drop CSV files here to ingest

Client Profiles

Operator SOP (Per Substrate)

Press‑side checklist saved to this browser (localStorage). Included on PDF report.

Session History

TimeΔE00Target LABPress LABSubstrate

Pocket Converter (Nix‑style)

Approximate; use ICC for contract proofing.