Daily Deal: Nix Pro Color Sensor

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Whether you’re painting a room, designing a site, or anytime you’re searching for just the perfect color, the Nix Pro Color Sensor is here to help. Simply scan any color critical surface, save it to your phone or tablet, and match it to an existing color library of more than 31,000 brand name paint colors, as well as CMYK, HEX, sRGB, CIELAB, LCH, and LRV values. It even blocks out all ambient light for an extremely precise match. It’s on sale for $249 and comes with lifetime access to the Nix Paints and Nix Pro Android and iOS apps.

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Elaina @ Nix says:

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Hi there! The color on the screen is a visual representation of the measured surface color. This is going to change slightly depending on your device display and that’s okay.

What’s not going to change is the digital color values displayed under the diamond on the screen (CIELAB, XYZ, CMYK, RGB, etc.). Those are exact measurements of the color and can be saved or exported for data reports. It’s a valuable tool for professionals who love the science behind color and work closely with technical color data, rely on custom color libraries, and quality control protocols.

Feel free to email us at info@nixsensor.com if you have any questions!

Anonymous Coward says:

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There are two major potential sources of error here: the camera’s color balance and the screen’s color balance. (also the wavelength of the illuminating light source) Hopefully Nix provides tools for calibrating all of these, including providing both software as well as pre-measured color samples in both physical and digital forms.

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