Just opening up the supplied CMYK image (well done, btw) and select the
monitor profile as the destination in ProofSetup, and later activating Gamut
Warning does the same thing as your action? Except this does not result in a
gamut-managed image per se which your action has the merit of generating.
It's a useful and simple gamut visualization technique nevertheless.
Aber, do you find that it helps testing the quality of a monitor profile?
Along the lines of the original poster frage?
MfG,
> I've just prepared another "visual" test. You can download it here:
> <http://digitalproof.info/colorsync-users/GamutWarning.zip>
>
> comments welcome,
> Klaus
Roger Breton
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