ABOUT STEALTH COLOR DIGITAL

The Kubelka-Munk theory is a fundamental approach to modeling the appearance of paint films published in 1931.  Since 1931, many color scientists have adapted the Kubelka-Munk color theory for use in different applications. But even as late as the 2000’s, the color science community has not produced the result of consistent and accurate color control useable in digital color management. 

STEALTH COLOR has now accomplished the elusive levels of accuracy, speed, control, and predictability that is required. STEALTH COLOR developed algorithms based on using the original Kubelka-Munk theories, but we have corrected the errors that have delayed its introduction into the digital color management world. STEALTH COLOR was born. The name “STEALTH COLOR” itself means “hidden”. This corrected version of software has been available for those producing fabric color recipes requiring colors to be produced under 1∆E in minutes verses hours or days for several years.  But STEALTH COLOR now is bringing it to the digital printing world. Without this adapted watershed technology, our mission of color control at STEALTH COLOR would not be possible. With the assistance of a team of the most knowledgeable color management, fabric manufacturers/finishers, and chemists professionals in the world, STEALTH COLOR now exists and our mission is possible.