SpectraShop

SpectraShop is a super handy program that helps you measure and analyze visible light spectra. It's got some great features, like easily exporting your analysis results to local files so you can compare them later and get all the spectral metadata you need. Plus, it includes flexible chart definition and measurement tools to make your work easier.

Awesome Measurement Tools

SpectraShop comes packed with a large set of measurement tools. You can check out the degree of reflection, color composition, and colorimetry parameters for each collection you have. Speaking of collections, they can hold one or more light specimens along with their spectral data! And guess what? You can even open multiple collections at once in separate windows!

User-Friendly Interface

When you open a collection in SpectraShop, you'll see a color patch that simulates the selected specimen. You'll also find a list of specimens, a spectrum graph, an info display, and selectors all laid out nicely.

Edit and Measure with Ease

This program lets you view and edit specimen data easily. You can measure individual instances and define charts or create 2D graphs of the available spectrum without breaking a sweat.

Instant Spectral Comparisons

If you want to compare two or more specimens from your list, it's super simple! Just select them, and you'll see the spectral comparison right away on the chart. The specimens will be marked with dots on the color map, plus the colorimetric average is calculated instantly.

Advanced Graphing Tools

The 2D graph tool is another cool feature! You can insert specimens into a table where their values are calculated in real-time on the chart. Want to check emissive light values? Just drag and drop specimens in the Test Light tool to calculate CRI or CQS parameters effortlessly!

Quality Testing Made Easy

SpectraShop even highlights differences between any specimen and a reference for quality testing purposes. You can monitor results as tests are happening! And when you're done collecting data, exporting it as images or source code files is easy-peasy. The software supports input files like .spectrashop, .ss3, .ssc or importing data from PR-655/PR-670 ports.

If you're interested in trying SpectraShop, head over to SoftPas for more details!