Hi, being a newbie user of CS I find it odd that there are no predefined presets for manual measure at all. The manual and videos show a preset CSV example, but without specific info of what range it is for, legal, extended or full. Not being an Excel master I also fail to see how to produce even some fairly standard presets like 10 gray + RGB as triplets in an easy way. Maybe there are some ready to use excel files with all formulas in place already?
As a programmer, I could create some external program, but all those things take time...

I would suggest these standard presets could be available as downloads at least. Especially since it is a bit confusing with the options of legal, extended and full ranges. There are many words of how it works, but no examples - they would explain all clearly. I would also suggest that the most common options are builtin as predefined presets, with custom CSV as the "advanced" approach.

Cheers,
Kristian

There are a bunch of in-built profiling Quick Profile pre-sets, as well as the default Cube based profiling - all in the Characterisation menu.
CSV patch sequences are for those that desire more specific control over their profiling.
And you can simply export any pre-set patch sequence as a CSV patch list, to get started on user defined patch lists.

Also, you can download example Preset Patch Lists from the Customer Downloads page.

Steve

Thanks Steve,
I have found out how the export functions work. It is a learning curve.

I also found the "Associated Downloads" where patch lists etc exists. I must confess that I did browse over that web page, but as it seemed the function was greyed out I did not find it. It was on the bottom of a lot of other disabled download links. Once I tried to fill in data in those seemingly disabled form entries they were in fact active. Please see this as a suggestion of improvement of the CSS styling of that form. But great that I have now found it!

Cheers

Please make sure you read the various User Guides, the Interactive User Manual, as well as watch the Demo Videos.
You will find all the information you need on all aspects of ColourSpace operation.

Steve