Colorist is a highly flexible tool to work with. It doesn't force any workflow on you, but rather adapts to your workflow. With its intuitive interfaces, Colorist takes itself to a new level of user delight. You can save even your unfinished sessions and come back to begin from where you left. Above all, with necessary visualization at every stage, Colorist makes it all very simple. Colorist removes the unnecessary steps that were mandatory in traditional softwares. No more hassles of transferring data back and forth and understanding complex operating mechanisms. Break all the barriers with Colorist and focus on task.

The screens present the context in a very user friendly & intuitive ways, allowing the user to focus on optimizing their tasks rather than learning to become a computer expert. Colorist offers few industry-first features to answer your needs with a business perspective.

Application Areas

Yarn Dyeing

Fabric Dyeing

Print Paste Formulation

Quality Control of Textiles

Benefits

Colorist is not a collection of programs which are patched together to create a textile formulation software, but a tool designed from scratch with textile colorist in mind. Simplified workflow & intuitive interfaces make the process very simple. Also you will never need to jump from one program to another to do your task. Follow your own workflow with the software. It is a tool with a simplified workflow. It removes the unnecessary steps that were mandatory in traditional softwares. No more hassles of transferring data back and forth and understanding complex operating mechanisms. Break all the barriers with it and focus on task. It also allows you to calibrate your monitor screen. Kothari Colorist as well as Kothari Colorist Reader applications are ICC aware applications. It helps you in

Expanding your spectrum.

Innovative recipe formulation.

Finding the perfect match.

Get a competitive edge.

Accelerate your decision making process.

Waste paste utilization/Redyeing.

Color Communication.

Features

Illuminants

A, B, C, D50, D55, D65, D75, F series, Custom illuminants.

Color Coordinate representation

CIE L*a*b*

CIE L*C*H*

CIE XYZ

CIE xyY

Color Difference formula

CIE L*a*b*

CIE 94 (l:c)

CIE 2000 (l:c)

AnLab40

FMCII

CMC (l:c)

BFD (l:c)

Hunterlab Lab

Pass/Fail

Delta E (Any of the above color difference formula), Delta L*, Delta C*, Delta H*, Delta a*. Delta b*, Customer specific tolerance, Metameric Index.

Shade Sort

555 sorting

CCC

Observer

CIE standard observer 2° and 10°

Indices

Whiteness: CIE Whiteness (with tint), Ganz (with tint), Stephanson, Harrison, Hunter, Stensby, Berger (1959) and Taube

Yellowness: ASTMD1925-70 & ASTM E313-73

Fastness: Staining (ISO 105 part A04), Color Change (ISO 105 part A05)

Color Strength

Weighted K/S

Integrated K/S

Max. Absorption wavelength

User specified wavelength

Recipe Prediction

1-6 colorant matches

Metamerism minimization

Automatic/Manual prediction