Application of Precision Colorimeter in Restoration of Cultural Relics

CHINA is an ancient civilization with a vast land and rich resources and a long history. The Chinese nation has created a rich scientific and artistic civilization in the long course of history.

This is a picture of Ming Xuanzong having fun. The person holding a stick and aiming at a marble on the ground is Ming Xuanzong. What do you think he is doing? play golf. This sport was called Chui Wan in ancient times, and it originated in the Song Dynasty earlier. Don't think that golf is such a foreign game, it's what our ancestors have been playing since the Song Dynasty.

What do you think it is? Soap box unearthed from Ming Ding Mausoleum. Put the soap on one side and the essential oil on the other. After washing your face with the soap, rub it with the essential oil to moisturize your skin. If you think that ancient women didn't pay attention to skin care, you are very wrong. The ancient people were hypocritical, but it is not comparable to modern girls.

This is a shoulder bag from the Tang Dynasty, the same style as LV.

There are also many anti-sky cultural relics that we didn't expect. After looking at these heaven-defying cultural relics, do you think the wisdom of the ancient Chinese is also amazing. Then cultural relics are an important tool left to us by the ancients to study history. The restoration of cultural relics is becoming more and more important. Traditional restoration of cultural relics is mainly based on the judgment of the color by the naked eye and the long-term practical experience of the staff. And because everyone's vision is different, it is subjective. Therefore, it is necessary to use a Colorimeter to objectively complete coloring and toning.

Let's follow the editor's footsteps and talk about the role of precision Colorimeters in the restoration of cultural relics.

After hearing that our Colorimeter has a set of methods for measuring color difference, a customer in Beijing found us and was very interested in our Colorimeter. So we demonstrated for him the method of using a Colorimeter to measure color difference to restore cultural relics. The instrument used here is a precision Colorimeter CS-210.

So how to use the Colorimeter? We need to measure the original painting as a standard sample first, and save the data, and then measure the adjusted ink. Of course, the ink here needs to be drawn on paper, and then measure after it dries. The final measurement is very good, the color difference Cultural relics can be repaired within 1.