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Re: about negs and ROMM / Pro Photo RGB
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Re: about negs and ROMM / Pro Photo RGB


  • Subject: Re: about negs and ROMM / Pro Photo RGB
  • From: Steve Upton <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2001 01:45:32 -0700

At 10:48 AM +0000 8/4/01, neilB wrote:

This theory was reinforced by opening a few workingspaces in
Steve Upton's Colorthink [I love it].

Thanks...

There I noted that, for
example, both Adobe RGB and ProPhoto are set up to default to
Perceptual - [and to add to the confusion - apparently have no
rendering tags at all.]

Well, Matrix-based profiles do not, by their definition, have rendering intents. They are simply a collection of gamma curves, phosphor color coordinates and white point. The rendering is totally up to the CMM.


I also noted that Ektachrome space has Percept AND Colorimetric
tags - however , as you pointed out, selecting either gives an
identical result after conversion.

There are several different versions of this space floating around, some matrix and others LUT-based. When you have LUT-based profiles then they need to follow different conventions and have more required tags. The 3 intents need to be represented in the profile, in both directions. This means that the profile will have 6 entries in the tag table (table of contents). Each direction's 3 tags can point to the same table however so even though you have 6 tags, you can have as little as 2 tables. I suppose you could even get away with one but I can't imagine a table that would work both ways except for strange effects stuff.


Regards,

Steve Upton

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