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Analyze Modes

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Chromics

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I've had my V3i for a year now and am just beginning to master it.I still have a newbie question. I'm guessing that the various analyze modes present the same data in different formats and it's a matter of preference to which you choose. I've been wondering if there is any inherent differences between then. Is there on that is more repeatable/accurate? Is there any advantage of using one over another? Thanks in advance.
 
I actually don't use the standard analysis modes for the reason you stated, it's the same information in another format. It's your preference. It's what you like.

I actually have my analysis set to spectragraph. That way I can have two different filters or run one screen in intensity and the other in consistency etc. I use it as a comparison tool to find what works best with a flip of the switch.
 
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