Unfortunately, most did not have correct initial settings and/or can vary over time… Our screens, LCD, Plasma, CRT as well as video projectors must to display colors as accurate as possible. Winter, 2005, we are ready (almost :D)… The « HCFR Colormeter » can leave our hands and go public…
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In parallel, a beta testers team starts long series of tests and measurements, Jean-Louis starts working on documentation while David and Christophe build a superb DVD of test patterns…īenoit, always full of ideas, add infrared acquisition to probe (using sensors !), the software is now able to fully aquire remote command and can drive a DVD player and thus the test patterns DVD.
We start looking at some professional grade building of probe. Michel intensively works on profiles while Georges joins team and largely improves software design and features. Summer 2005, many features are added to software and on probe side we decide to use USB port, this makes easier powering the sensors and we also add IR support (emiter) to the probe…Īutumn 2005, the software is now in beta 12, USB probe works marvelously.
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March 2005, things accelerates even more, Michel, Emmanuel, Georges and FX have completed the whole maths and software architecture, an initial version of « HCFR » probe is available and ready for live testing (it was using serial port and PIC 16F876). Benoit and Patrice (Ki and Laric) starts probe design when in the meantime FX builds alpha version of the software…
Alec, Emmanuel, Georges, Michel (Mlill) and others elaborates the first bases of reflections.Īt the end of 2004, a first draft is outlined, after an intense reflexion phase with Emmanuel and Michel on theory bases, Francois-Xavier (Letchoa) founds very interesting sensors at TAOS who were going to become the eyes of the system. The « HCFR Colormeter » is the result of a collective development effort, driven by some passionate persons of HCFR forums…Įverything starts by a forum subject » Build your own colormeter » in the DIY forum.
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