@inproceedings{Berns2012_4,
Abstract = {Experiments were performed to analyze the color accuracy of five camera systems used for museum image-archiving applications: Phase One IQ 180, Leaf Aptus 75, Hasselblad H4D-50, Cruse scanner, and a Sinar 75H modified to incorporate the RIT Dual-RGB approach. A Betterlight Super 8K was also tested
to provide a benchmark. Default color management profiles were used in all cases. Experimental conditions were identical to the greatest extent possible. Targets included the X-rite ColorChecker Classic, a 100-patch acrylic-dispersion paint target made from 27
different pigments, and a 35-patch oil-paint target. Average performance varied between 1.5ΔE00 (Dual-RGB Sinar) and 6.0ΔE00 (Betterlight). Only the Sinar and Cruse systems produced acceptable results, systems optimized for archival imaging. The Hasselblad system produced self-luminous appearing images while
the Phase One had severe tone reproduction error for highchroma colors. Both of these new systems would require considerable visual editing to produce archival color images.},
Address = {Copenhagen, , Denmark},
Author = {Roy S. Berns and Stanley Smith},
Booktitle = {, Archiving Conference},
Keywords = {art-si; art-si-dual rgb image capture},
Month = {June},
Number = {},
Organization = {IS&T},
Pages = {},
Title = {Analysis of Color Management Default Camera Profiles for Museum Imaging Applications},
Url = {http://www.cis.rit.edu/DocumentLibrary/admin/uploads/CIS000129.pdf},
Volume = {},
Year = {2012}