Re: Profiling Fuji Pictrography
Re: Profiling Fuji Pictrography
- Subject: Re: Profiling Fuji Pictrography
- From: CitizenRay <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 09 Dec 2003 21:13:47 -0800
Since the Pictrography does not have (and therefore, will not deliver) the
larger gamut that Colormatch or Adobe98 color spaces have, editing while
using softproof is the only correct method. (And, that's exactly the
function of "softproof."
I hope this helps.
-Stephen Ray
PS - "Command Y" to use softproof does come easy and natural after a day or
two.
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I recently profiled a Fuji Pictrography 3500 for a client. With some
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very minor profile edits, I was able to get a really nice match when
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soft proofing with the Fuji profile. However, my client finds using the
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soft proof function to be too much trouble and wants me to adjust the
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Fuji output to match what he sees on screen when working in his regular
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RGB working space (can't remember whether it's Colormatch or Adobe
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RGB.) Is that as wrong as it sounds to me? It seems very backwards.
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Anyone have compelling arguments against doing this that I might be
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able to use to educate my client a bit?
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Thanks,
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Chris
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