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Re: wide CMYK
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Re: wide CMYK


  • Subject: Re: wide CMYK
  • From: Phil Green <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 01 Nov 2001 10:48:57 +0000
  • Organization: LCP

Ernst Dinkla wrote:

> > It occurred to me that it should be possible to create a CMYK profile
> > that includes the entire
> > gamut of a large RGB space.

> Sometime ago a similar proposal was made by one of the list
> members. Related to the London School of Printing ?

You would surely need to have printed samples in the space you were
encoding, as otherwise I don't see how you would make the profile.

The related approaches you may be thinking of are 'reference CMYK'
(forthcoming ISO 12647-7) where reference printing conditions are
defined (as in TR001, for example) through the measurement data for a
range of processes; and 'virtual CMYK' whereby this data can be encoded
in a profile so that 3-component data (e.g. RGB) can be exchanged in its
place (assuming that CMMs behave consistently).
--
Phil Green
Colour Imaging Group
School of Printing and Publishing
LCP
Elephant and Castle, London SE1 6SB
Tel: +44 020 7514 6759 Fax: +44 020 7514 6772
http://www.digitalcolour.org


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