This was Omega's first color analyzer and was very different in design
from later models. First, there were individual probes for color balance
and exposure readings, with the color probe mounted under the lens, and
the exposure probe used on the baseboard. As well, the two color
channels, magenta/cyan and cyan/yellow, each had its own null meter, with
the adjustment controls on the probe itself. A third meter was used for
exposure calibration. A diffused disc on the exposure probe could be
removed to take spot readings. The on/off switch was the cradle for the
exposure probe on the side of the main unit.
Type:
photocell, integrated color reading,
integrated or spot (¼")
exposure
reading
Features: dual probes
individual null meters
solid state circuitry |
Controls:
Power on/off (cradle)
Sensitivity adjustment
Exposure time
Magenta color balance
Yellow color balance
Weight: 4 lb. |
Used Advice: Due
to the age of these units, we consider them to be unrepairable. |