This is brilliant! I've always wanted to know what was in the two volume I unwell book of color. I've never seen The Master Pallett.

Bonjour Roger, je viens de tomber sur votre chaîne. La couleur est une de mes premières passions, savez-vous de quelle façon je pourrais me procurrer ces documents ? En tout cas, bravo pour votre travail, c'est très impressionnant !

Can you please post a video for scanner profiling with IT8 target.

Hello Roger. I also work myself in the Color Industry and was very interested in your video. I want to get in contact with you through email. Where can I email you?

Oh wow, the price is out of this world.

great rendition!!!

Brilliant Explanation... thank you so much!

Hi! Very nice useful work. thanks in advance.

Thank you for all your hard work!

Hi, how are You? My name is Milton Castaño. I'm from Argentina. I have an epson Stylus pro 9700 that have the cyan channel damage in the printhead. My question: Is it posible to creat a icc profile that use one black channel (my printer have Photo black and matte black) to print the cyan? I ask that because i know that acrorip 10 can do that but is not compatible with my printer. I use dye alternative inks. Hope you can help me. Thanks

Dont get the 4th addition!!!

I want to know if Albert Munsell is my relative! My name used to be spelled Munsell, from Greenport, New York.

Where are the other two videos? Pleaseee

True that!!! the best explanation I've heard so far! viewed and subscribed-shall look forward to more videos like these! Thank you

Shame it costs $1000 lol! insane!

shall we use this system for identifying heartwood color?

Hi Roger. Could you PLEASE give the exact name if the software program from the Italian University that you demonstrate? 😊

Hi Roger, great short series on Munsell, very useful and informative! Could you provide a link to the Italian University software - High Contrast colour set? Is that what the program is called? I've been trying to search for it but I'm not having any success, it would be very useful to me. Also, is there a way to reach you so that I can message you directly? I'd really love to receive a Munsell chip set that you created if possible...thanks in advance.

Hi Roger, I've watched the series that you have made on Munsell with great interest. I'm a fashion designer and have worked for many years with Pantone as my main colour reference (for lab dips etc) but now that I am more heavily involved in digital printing, Pantone just cannot sufficiently provide a wide enough range of colour. I have a couple of questions. Given that Munsell seems to be very much an industry standard - certainly at the very high end of production as it has way more scope/nuance over Pantone, is there any way to get the colour set in digital format? I cannot understand, why the full Munsell colour book is not available as a digital ASE file so that we can all use it in our programs? I will invest in the big Book, but it is a bit of a drag that I then have to manually create my pallets inside illustrator. Secondly, regarding the big book, I'm slightly confused about the overall range of colours that it presents. If I understand correctly, Each of the 10 base colours 'should' be broken up into ten sections (1-10) but there are not ten sections per colour in the book, there appear to be 4 sections issued to each hue? (2.5 through to 10). So my question is, how useful is the book? That is a HUGE number of missing colours, and ultimately you end up with a book of only 1600 colours. I thought that the whole benefit of the system, would be that (technically) I would be able to match almost any visible colour? But without ALL the possible colours in the book, how do we know what the in between colours look like? I feel like I am missing an obvious/crucial point here. Perhaps you can enlighten me? Many thanks *Edit, I have just been playing around inside illustrator and set up a few munsell collour manually - a yellow set, based on formulations, and I can see straight away that I have a vastly more diverse 'saturated' set of options if I just use my usual Panton TCX guide colours. I get that munsell might offer me better gradiations of colour so it might help when matching colours, but just in terms of base colours....I'm not entirely sure how I would benefit using them over Pantone as the choices of base colours (Value 5) just seems quite restricted.

Wonderfu, but do you use it often?

Here is a link to the Munsell Glossy Edition in Adobe Swatch Exchange (ASE) format that can be imported into Photoshop, InDesign and Illustrator -- sorry for not making this available sooner : 1drv.ms/u/s!AkD78CVR1NBqlahWDoDf0UfkxB1eYw?e=V13QkY

Hi there, thanks for all the valuable information shared in your videos, are the files and resources still available? I am very interested and would like to get more information. Thank you again for your videos.

sound is fucked

Nice try - when you work as a one-eyed among blind - you should not public this as a kind of tutorial - as obviously you did not fully understood yourself what you have been doing. I have been working a long time for Hell - later Heidelberger in the field of developing colormanagement - and when I look at KZbin how many people are out there with half knowledge showing their very own understanding of color management - this is not really helpful to the once who are seeking for answers. But however - thx for the vid

Hello. I'm from iran . I have 1 question about i1 profiler in ceramic industrial. can I send me your phone to connect you in WhatsApp?

Hi. Thanks so much for the videos. I can´t find the 1/3 and 2/3 videos. Can you let me know the links pleaseeee? Thanks !!!

Best introductory explanation I’ve found yet! Thank you!

Where do I buy that Munsell Book of Color ? Is that the glossy edition? I bout the student edition but all the chips were missing. Had to return it. This one company I looked into said if I open the package and the book it not refundable. Need a good source to go buy the book.

Color Analyisis uses this system

Nice setup to measure the tiles. Gives me some ideas to build one

great video ! can you please recommend me some books that contains good info about using this system

Excellent! Thank you!

Hi, great videos! Could you please share those InDesign swatches you made and/or the Munsell pages recreated? Thanks.

Como comprar el libro de MUNSELL ?

No no no ,,,,,, Open file as is,,, don’t assign a color space

Great video thank you very much Roger

Thank you very much for the presentation of the Munsell color system, Where I can buy the digital munsell color system which can be displayed in the software of Indesign??? It is the first time that I l learn about the Musell color system which is great and helpful!!! How can I can get the Munsell system which can put Indesign and try to know more about it??? Your reply will be appreciated!!! I am in the countryside of China.

Why did Munsell think that the color wheel should include red-purple and blue-purple? Purple is already red-blue.

Thank you for this demonstration of the Munsell sistem and products... quite a nice library you got there!!! Cheers.

Do you know how to use this tool to do black and white film densitometer readings?

Very nice Roger, good to hear your voice again

Great presentation. Thank you.

Hello Roger, I am a student of Eletrical Engineer at University Federal of São Carlos in Brazil. In my final work at university I am building a low cost colormeter using a sensor RGB manufactured by Hamamatsu. To test the precision of my equipment I am thinking to use a BCRA tiles just like those presented in your video on You Tube. I want to ask you where you bought this tiles and, if possible, how much do you paid for them ? This information will be very helpfull for me. If you want, send me an email: [email protected]

Very interesting test! Curious to know what kind of instrument the National Research Center uses. Inter-modal agreement was an issue for a quite while, but does get much better nowadays. Baseline is BCRA tiles are great for tracking the device shift overtime.

Please excuse the slow pace of some parts of the presentation. I understand I should be doing this in a more structured way (maybe some day?) but for now, my goal is to quickly add a few ideas to those already presented in the previous video.

My website (in french, currently) is at www.graxx.ca

Download Link www.color.org/profileinspector.xalter