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Plastics Workshops and Seminars
Color, Color Science and the Coloring of Plastics

Fee: $1,095
Instructor: Jack Ladson

This training is designed to teach participants the fundamentals of Color, Color Science and the Coloring of Plastics.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

Brand Managers, Color Lab Managers. Color Selectors. Compounders. Designers, Global Sourcing Managers, Incoming Parts Inspectors, Merchandise Managers, Product Marketing Managers, Production Managers, Quality Assurance Managers; anyone involved in color appearance; anyone whose product is color-critical; those involved with color-critical decisions; those employed by a company where color affects profits.

SEMINAR CONTENT:

Introduction
- Things are not what they appear
- Color and personality
Introduction to Color Science - Lecture and Lab
- HVC
- Color appearance
- The triads of color
The Eye
- Lights and illuminants
- Standard observe
Objects Interact with Light
- Transmitted
- Reflected
- Complex reflection
- First surface body reflectance
Color Order Systems
- Psychophysical and physics systems
  - Munsell in detail
  - NCS
- Systems based in perception, mixing and matching
Color Curve
- Pantone
- OSA
- Ostwald
- Millennium
Spectrometers - Lab and Lecture
- Design
  - Geometries
  - 45:0 & 0:45
  - 8o/Diffuse
  - Apertures
  - Illumination
- Samples
  - Measurable
  - Immeasurable
Statistics
Tristimulus Calculations - Lecture and Lab
- Tristimulus
- CIE System
  - CIE XYZ
  - CIE xyY
  - CIE LAB
  - CIE LCH
Color Difference Equations
- Linear and Perceptual Scales
- Color Difference
- Total Color Difference
- DEs
  - CIE 94
  - CIE 2000
  - CMC
    - l/c ratio
    - Commercial factor
Metamerism - Lecture and Lab
- Illuminant
- Observer
- Object
Computer Color Matching
- Two colorants, black and white
- Denaturants
- Colorants add absorption
- Complex colorants
- Three band theory
- Orange slice
- Kubelka-Munk Theory
  - Derive K & S from R's
  - Derive R's from K's and S's
- Saunderson Correction Factor

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