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Re: Panther and Colorsync
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Re: Panther and Colorsync


  • Subject: Re: Panther and Colorsync
  • From: Peter Kleinheider <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 6 Nov 2003 22:27:40 +0100

Hi Glenn

Am 05.11.2003 um 17:20 schrieb Glenn Kowalski:

Ok, now that Panther is out and many of us are running it...

It was my impression from the hype that we would be able to do a system level profile to profile conversion during printing with Panther. I can see the premise, by going to the Colorsync utility and creating filters.
That is the intention

Two questions:

1. Will this work with apps that generate their own postscript like Quark and InDesign? That was always the issue in the past that prevented system level postscript color management to fail.
NO. The quartz filters ONLY work with PDF Files. As I see it the whole system is not intended for the professional market. There is nothing like rgb-gray conversion or "preserve black" when doing cmyk 2 cmyk transfomaions.

2. Is the "Intermediate Transform" the same as the input profile? If not, then where would it be?
To be honest I am not sure what that realy means. I would say this is the working space because the input profile is defined in the "defaults" section (I have here a german version so I only can assume the english words)

To bad Apple has no documentation on that.

What is not working at the moment: PDF/X output
1) The document ID is missing
2) I am not able to have the Output intent profile saved in the setting. It always reverts back to "leave unchanged". On the other hand the PDF/X output intent must not change anything so the terminology is anyway wrong

I would say Apples direction is good and we can hope to get betters PDF's that are diretly generated via Quartz.



I'm prepared to be disappointed once again.
--

Glenn Kowalski
Macintosh Systems Consultant
MacLab; a Division of Studio 405, Inc.
http://www.studio405.com
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