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notches on the L*axis



Hello,

I am confused about how file data of  equal brightness values are translated 
to the target profile. I assumed that the file data range of 255 brightness 
levels  would have to be translated through the 100 L* distinctions in the 
proifle connexion space. Yet I can see brightness distinctions on the screen 
from RGB 1 toRGB 9 which should all translate to L*1 . When I first noticed 
this I thought it was possible BPC was using the RGB data to remap the 
brightness higher,  but I notice the same the thing much farther up the 
curve. My monitor regesters a distinction between RGB 72 and RGB 73 ( L* 30) which is maintained after converting to a target space. For example after a conversion to US swop coated v2, RGB 72 & 73 become  66%, 60% 58% 42% and  66% 59% 58% 41%, which both translate as L*30.

This phenomenon seriously challenges my understanding of colour management

Any help out of the rabbit hole would be greatly appreciated.

Eugene Appert.

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