
Colorime3ka
Measured, not guessed
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What's New in Colorime3ka
2.7
August 28, 2026
Recognition thresholds are now verified on real clinical photographs — not estimated. The verification series exposed seven faults you would otherwise have met in the field: a fresh livid bruise dropped out of recognition, a resorbing haematoma carried no evidence of blood, and solar lentigo was rejected outright — although melanin adds yellow while blood takes it away. Recognition now covers most of the atlas: petechiae, cyanosis, Mongolian spot, second-degree burn blisters, haemangioma, post-inflammatory pigmentation, pustules, scaly dermatoses, exanthems, putrefactive change, electrical marks and ligature furrows. Atlas expanded to 67 findings — a new "Benign skin growths" category: warts, molluscum contagiosum and skin tags, each with its forensic pitfalls. Forensic mode stays focused on injuries: a non-traumatic finding (mole, keratosis, wart) is still recognised, but capped at 60 % and referred to the dermatological mode. A new examination question: bleeding from the lesion — it excludes flat macules outright. Reference fingerprints: measurements are compared against fingerprints taken from verified photographs, and every match shows its source. Fingerprints can be imported and exported (.ch3lab). Atlas search in both languages at once, value copying by long-pressing the colour swatch, haptic feedback, a clearer Info tab, and a new icon: the colour fog of the skin brought into focus by the diagnostic loupe. A welcome screen on first launch; the language follows the device — Slovak only on a Slovak device, English everywhere else. Fixed Slovak localisation — some headings appeared in English while the app was set to Slovak. Verified by 202 regression tests.
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