Python script designed to generate a user-defined number of equidistant chromaticity coordinates and save them to a CSV file. The primary use case is to supply these values to an RGB light panel for profiling the colour response of a camera or film stock.
- Install dependencies - This script requires matplotlib, numpy, and colour-science.
- Input light panel primaries - Input the chromaticity coordinates for a given light panel's RGB primaries.
- Set CSV output path - Specify the name and path to where you would like the CSV saved.
- Run script - Run the script to initiate the matplotlib window. Use the left and right arrow keys to select the number of points you want.
- Save CSV - Once you are satisfied with the number of points, press the enter/return key to save the CSV and close the window. Exiting the window will not save the CSV.
