Re: Colormatch vs Adobe 98
Re: Colormatch vs Adobe 98
- Subject: Re: Colormatch vs Adobe 98
- From: Rolf Gierling <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 01 Feb 2002 11:50:38 +0100
Bruce Fraser wrote:
<snip>
>
Every time I've measured daylight at sea level outside the golden
>
hour, it's come in between 6300 and 6700K. This suggest to me that
>
D65 is a more appropriate color temperature for dealing with captures
>
than D50.
<snip>
I agree to Bruce.
Although I know a lot of people here in the list are working in
photographic art and reproduction, colormanagement is not restricted to
that.
A lot of people do design, layout and multimedia.
I have never had a client who was working in a room without windows.
And working with a monitor set to 5000K can be very irritating while
daylight is present.
So my average client Fred works in a 6500K viewing booth.
BTW: Interesting that the list reveals the problems of banding etc
for a thousand times, but there is still no company able to serve
us a graphics card with more than 8 bit LUTs.
--
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--Rolf Gierling Multitools--
Mariabrunnstr. 16
52064 Aachen
Germany
Tel. +49/241/4012579
Fax +49/241/4012583
email@hidden
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------