Re: Workflow from digital RGB photos to prepress...
Re: Workflow from digital RGB photos to prepress...
- Subject: Re: Workflow from digital RGB photos to prepress...
- From: bruce fraser <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 19 Apr 2005 08:50:26 -0700
At 8:03 AM -0400 4/19/05, Roger Breton wrote:
If you color correct in RGB, regardless of bit depth, you've already done
your homework. If you need to convert to CMYK you should not have to massage
your colors further provided you used a good output profile: the profile has
precalculated all the compromises for you. But if you want to subjectively
play with saturation once the image is in CMYK it's your esthetic
prerogative.
I have to disagree!
One of the huge limitations of the ICC approach is that it matches
color one pixel at a time. That's not how we view images.
The profile precalculates the same compromise for every image-it
ignores the image content and just pays attention to the spaces in
which they reside. That's fine for blowaway cards or widgets on white
seamless, but it leaves something to be desired for high-end work.
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