Thread-topic: When black is white (or blue is black) was: CMYK spaces used fordocument creation
> On the subject of standards I find it interesting that Adobe's
> ProPhotoRGB is really Eastman Kodak's ROMM RGB renamed. Did Adobe
> bring anything to that working space party or just rename it so that
> it sounded more like they created it?
>> So the facts don't seem to agree with your comments. Kodak created
>> it to be a standard, and renamed it and supplied it as ProPhotoRGB
>> for use in Photoshop.
> I'm glad you cleared that up.
> I'd really hate it if people started referring to "Kodak's ProPhoto
> RGB" as "Adobe's ProPhoto RGB".
I see no evidence that Adobe has ever tried to take credit for this profile,
and I don't know of anyone who refers to it as "Adobe ProPhoto RGB" (or
"Kodak ProPhoto RGB" for that matter -- it's simply "ProPhoto RGB" plain and
simple).
Here is all the metadata from profile itself:
Copyright (c) Eastman Kodak Company, 1999, all rights reserved.
Device manufacturer: 'KODA'
Localized device manufacturer desciption: KODAK
I see no subterfuge there. And the description clearly visible when
selecting ProPhoto RGB in Photoshop:
ProPhoto RGB: Provides a very large RGB gamut that encompasses the entire
range of photographic materials. This is a color space particularly suited
for output devices such as digital dye sub and inkjet photo printers, and
for applications such as HiFi color. ProPhoto RGB is also called ³ROMM RGB²
(see www.pima.net).
Again, no attempt to take credit for anything. And it was very kind of them
to include the reference to ROMM RGB (for anyone who might already have it)
and a link to the website.
You have a very low opinion of Adobe in general, it seems, but conversely
you think very highly of their ability to hide the facts when they actually
seem to be quite incapable of it.
:o)
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