Re: ICC profiles inconsistency
Re: ICC profiles inconsistency
- Subject: Re: ICC profiles inconsistency
- From: Henrik Holmegaard <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 4 May 2001 06:57:17 +0100
Darrin wrote:
The issue is that I have been using the ISO 12640 test images, and the top
end densities for the yellow (the left violinist's shirt) do not make it, as
it seems there is not enough yellow density in the BEST baseline to match
the reference profile.
Don't think densities, think color -:)
I'll bet you a Carlsberg (or two or three ... -:)) that the Epson
pure ink tank yellow is different from the offset pure ink tank
yellow. Compare the two profiles in PO4, and check the pure ink tank
yellow. Or compare in ColorThink.
If there is an out of gamut issue, try solving it via the choice of
RGB working space. Adobe RGB is so to speak made for inkjet proofing.
It clips that part of the offset yellow gamut which inkjets typically
don't support.
You can't have in offset CMYK what you did not first have in RGB.
Therefore, you can't have in the proof what you did not first have in
RGB.
Hope this helps
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Henrik Holmegaard
TechWrite, Denmark