I created this chart originally in LAB colour mode as that is the most accurate colour table for print and then added the closet RGB values as well. Obviously, print colour is a lot less saturated than screen colours but by tweaking your screen and calculating your colour values in LAB you can achieve quite accurate colour renditions of even the most vibrant colours including Pantone specials. Before uploading this, it was profile converted to sRGB, which should give the best representation on screen. If you’d like to test the match between your screen and printer accuracy, you could print this out in RGB and also try printing it in LAB colour space if your printer supports that and compare the differences between the two.

it will come in handy , thx Phil

I'll certainly give it a go. I'm forever looking for ways to improve the calibration of my monitor without forking out for it:) Thanks very much.

Cheers...........

Very interesting.. Think I will give it a try.. Thanks.

Thanks Phil...saved to my h/d...great idea.:Pat.

Thanks for all your hard work on this Phil. I am goign to try it. I will PM you if I get stuck :))
Thanks :~)

if the fact that the RGB conversion has caused any problems - let me know and I will make a hi res version available in its original LAB colour space on a server somewhere for any of you to download.

cheers.

Thanks Phil, I’ve been looking for one of these.

I have dual monitors, i still can't figure this out. Can someone walk me through it? One is a ViewSonic and the other is a Dell.