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RE: Colorsync-users Digest, a blue shift
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RE: Colorsync-users Digest, a blue shift


  • Subject: RE: Colorsync-users Digest, a blue shift
  • From: "Tintera, Charles V" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 3 Jul 2007 07:48:45 -0400
  • Thread-topic: Colorsync-users Digest, a blue shift

Andrew Rodney said:



Here's one quote from an industry expert who believes that the TR001

specification as reflected in the U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) v2 profile built by

Thomas Knoll in Photoshop always produces a blue shift. I was hoping some

here with experience with this process could comment. The profile he¹s

supposedly comparing is one that is based on G7 spec:



> I took a quick look at this profile and I agree that with respect to blues,

> cool neutrals, and black generation, it's considerably better than SWOP v2. I

> didn't check anything else. However, being based on machine measurements and

> an

> inaccurate colormatching formula, it *does* have the typical purple shift,

> though nothing as bad as SWOP v2. However, it's something to watch, a minor,

> manageable problem.

>

> It does, however, reemphasize how far off base the SWOP v2 profile is with

> respect to blues. The two are farther apart than can be explained by any

> normal

> press conditions--and I think most people would agree that the Coated3 profile

> is itself too purple in the blue range, persons who worship

> spectrophotemeters excepted.

>

This doesn¹t jive with my experiences although I¹m sure others have much

more experience in using this profile.



Comments?



Ideally I¹d like to put this to a test using something a bit more reliable

and empirical than simply looking at CMYK numbers from a file that someone

separated. Anyone have a proofing device or press that conforms to TR001

that would be willing to run a test?



Andrew Rodney

http://www.digitaldog.net/





I have seen this blue shift numerous times (and the "orange" reds sometimes) and we work in RGB not CMYK. I suspect that it is a "feature" built into Photoshop (:-()!



One of my last corrections to any image is magenta/blue. Most customers don't seem to object to it.  Either they don't see it, or they ignore it, or they accept it as "right" (whatever that is:-)).  I thought it was just me!



cvt



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