Re: On ProPhotoRGB
Re: On ProPhotoRGB
- Subject: Re: On ProPhotoRGB
- From: Ric Cohn <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 10:19:16 -0500
On Feb 28, 2006, at 9:12 AM,
At 7:45 PM -0500 2/27/06, Roger Breton wrote:
I don't suppose there exists anything that can convert
"intelligently"
between RGB spaces, capable of compressing extremes while avoiding
dumb-type
of matrix clipping? Akin to B2A0 type of conversions for an output
profile?
Bruce Fraser wrote:
An intelligent human operator?
Aren't most of the colors we're talking about outside most (or all)
monitor's gamuts? Aren't many of the colors we're talking about
outside any current printer's gamut? I do want to avoid colors
blocking up due to gamut compression. I do want to be sure that my
RGB image will convert well to CMYK.
Question: How does an "intelligent human operator" use this color
data intelligently (in a way that leads to a better printed result)?
This appears to me to be an area (like monitor calibration) where I
might prefer a well written piece of color management code to my eyes.
Respectfully asked.
Ric Cohn
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