The closest chip in the Munsell Color Deck is 7,5R 4/10. Here we used an i1Pro 2 in reflectance set with the M1 Measurement Condition as defined in ISO 13655-2009. A L*a*b* input can be done either by manually entering the data in the green colored data fields or by entering the data directly using one of the supported instruments. The screenshot above shows the closest Munsell chip ( Munsell Color System description) to a L*a*b* input. You can also define your own Color Deck by first opening a color list in PatchTool and then exporting this list to CT&A's Color Deck purchasing PatchTool is not required for this action. You can convert to a combination of between two to ten Color Decks you could for instance, combine the Munsell Deck with the FED-STD- 595B deck and see to which chip this measured color is closest to. Note: In CT&A you cannot use fractional Munsell values as input however, you can select any of the 4000 color chips in the Munsell Color Deck. equivalent of a Munsell chip in the Munsell Color Deck.

find a more precise Munsell equivalent with fractional accuracy to any L*a*b* or RGB input.find the closest Munsell chip in the Munsell Color Deck to any L*a*b* or RGB input.Here we get 6,4R 4,3/9,8, and the color difference between the nearest chip and the exact value is 3,70 (as obtained with the CMC(1:1) color-difference equation) With CT&A you can: We also get a more precise Munsell equivalent of the input color with fractional accuracy (with one decimal in H, V, and C) by selecting the HVC Munsell space in the menu located below the RGB label (as shown above in Space #1 HVC stands for Hue-Value-Chroma, the coordinates of the Munsell space).

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