Comments on: DiamCalc and Ideal-Scope To The Rescue! http://www.jogiadiamonds.com.au/blog/diamcalc-and-ideal-scope-to-the-rescue/ The Official Blog of Jogia Diamonds Sat, 05 Jul 2008 10:00:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 By: Derek Louey http://www.jogiadiamonds.com.au/blog/diamcalc-and-ideal-scope-to-the-rescue/#comment-502 Derek Louey Tue, 13 May 2008 03:35:59 +0000 http://www.jogiadiamonds.com.au/blog/diamcalc-and-ideal-scope-to-the-rescue/#comment-502 Does you diam calc consider the effects of minor facets i.e. mains angle versus pavilion angles. The ideal scope demonstrates a fairly stumpy looking star compared to the diam calc predicted image. This suggests main facets are cut shorter and wider than normal. Does you diam calc consider the effects of minor facets i.e. mains angle versus pavilion angles.

The ideal scope demonstrates a fairly stumpy looking star compared to the diam calc predicted image. This suggests main facets are cut shorter and wider than normal.

]]> By: Nikhil http://www.jogiadiamonds.com.au/blog/diamcalc-and-ideal-scope-to-the-rescue/#comment-503 Nikhil Tue, 13 May 2008 06:12:47 +0000 http://www.jogiadiamonds.com.au/blog/diamcalc-and-ideal-scope-to-the-rescue/#comment-503 Hi Derek Diam Calc does allows you to input minor facet data. It even allows you to import .srn and .stl files from Sarin and OGI machines. The reason the arrow heads are like they are in that particular picture is that the stone was being taken very close up and probably at a slight angle. We have since changed the way we take Ideal-Scope and ASET pictures to fix this problem, however, this type of pattern does occur when the girdle is overly painted. Hi Derek

Diam Calc does allows you to input minor facet data. It even allows you to import .srn and .stl files from Sarin and OGI machines.

The reason the arrow heads are like they are in that particular picture is that the stone was being taken very close up and probably at a slight angle. We have since changed the way we take Ideal-Scope and ASET pictures to fix this problem, however, this type of pattern does occur when the girdle is overly painted.

]]> By: Garry Holloway http://www.jogiadiamonds.com.au/blog/diamcalc-and-ideal-scope-to-the-rescue/#comment-509 Garry Holloway Mon, 09 Jun 2008 03:28:20 +0000 http://www.jogiadiamonds.com.au/blog/diamcalc-and-ideal-scope-to-the-rescue/#comment-509 That stone has a painted pavilion. A bad combination in a shallow stone, which is what 36.5 40 is Nikhil Regards Garry Holloway That stone has a painted pavilion. A bad combination in a shallow stone, which is what 36.5 40 is Nikhil
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Garry Holloway

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