ColorChecker Camera Calibration software ver 2.2.0 is fully compatible with the industry standard ColorChecker 24 patch classic target and the Digital ColorChecker SG target from X-Rite. You can use this software with ColorChecker Passport, ColorChecker Classic (All sizes) products and the Digital ColorChecker SG. The Software will allow you to produce Camera profiles for both the DNG and ICC color management workflows.

New in release 2.2.0

• Fixed a bug where an incorrect error message was displayed in Lightroom if the ColorChecker image was not detected
• Fixed a bug where an incorrect error message was displayed in the stand-alone application if the crop marks were not located
• Fixed a bug where automatic detection of the crop marks was not working on Windows
• Dropped support for Windows 7

New in release 2.1.0

• Added Digital ColorChecker SG support to DNG workflow.

New in release 2.0.1

• Bug Fix of being able to read DNG files with Chines, Japanese, and Korean language names.

New in release 2.0.0

• Added ICC Profiling workflow 

• Added support of the Digital ColorChecker SG for ICC profiling workflow 

• Added the ability to track the age of the ColorChecker after being put in use 


New in release 1.2.0

• Added ICC Profiling workflow

New in release 1.1.3

• Added support for macOS 10.14 

• Updated macOS app to 64bit 

• Made a change to the Mac setup to allow Adobe® Photoshop® Lightroom® to 𠊏ind the ColorChecker Passport plugin automatically
• Fixed a bug where auto cropping set the crop marks incorrectly for certain 
images
• Fixed a bug with the size of the app icon

New in release 1.1.2

• Added support for macOS 10.13 

• Fixed a bug in the Mac installation package
• Updated system requirements (see below)

New in release 1.1.0

• Compatible with Adobe® Photoshop® Lightroom® 6.1 

• Support for DNG images larger than 40mb 


New in release 1.0.2 


• Compatible with Adobe® Photoshop® Lightroom® 3 

• Improved color extraction for better profile accuracy 

• Improved patch detection (eliminates errors in cases where the luminance of light-colored patches meets or exceeds the luminance of the white patch)