ColorThink 4 - the Best now Better Version 4 adds tons of features and thoroughly modernizes the industry's best color graphing and analytics tool while retaining its familiar interface. Measuring Probably the biggest addition and longest awaited feature is direct instrument measuring within ColorThink 4. Compatible with most current mainstream measuring instruments, ColorThink 4 senses a connected instrument automatically, adding it to the icon bar. If you start measuring directly from the icon bar, the results are dropped into a new worksheet. If you start measuring in the Grapher, the results are dropped right into the graph. Easy enough?. Image Animation ColorThink 4 has an exciting new way of displaying images in the grapher. Images load in their normal form and smoothly animate between the normal display form and the Lab values of the image colors in the grapher. The embedded profile is easily selected to show in wireframe form, illustrating how the image colors all fit within the gamut of its embedded profile. This feature alone will wow your audience and help get their head into color faster than any previous visualization! Color Assets This is a huge benefit for many color folks that have a zillion profiles and related files in various places. ColorThink 4 organizes all Color Assets, including profiles that are installed in your system plus other assets that are located wherever you store them. Filter them by the kind of asset, the color space of the asset or even arbitrary text. ColorThink harvests tons of meta-data about each asset type, including primary colors, asset type, color space, gamut volume and various size parameters and even the max density value Dmax. Then you can sort by these values to find the largest gamut profile or the paper with the lowest Dmax. There is so much power in the organizational benefits of the new Color Assets that you'll just have to see for yourself. This feature will save literally hours of search time. LCH Mode Another effective coordinate space which unfolds profiles and other data sets is LCH. Color hue, which normally goes around the color wheel like hands of a clock is stretched out into a straight line. ColorThink 4 graphs in LCH allowing you to evaluate your color from a very different perspective. With this view the relative saturation or chroma of each of the colors is now easily compared because they're viewed across a straight line. Alternate color spaces like Jab and OKLab can also be used in this mode so you can see how they affect the saturation to become a lot more regular.