Re: Creating synthetic CMYK profiles? (Terence Wyse)
Re: Creating synthetic CMYK profiles? (Terence Wyse)
- Subject: Re: Creating synthetic CMYK profiles? (Terence Wyse)
- From: Mike Strickler <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 20 Dec 2014 14:48:36 -0800
Terry, I do have a new tool (still in beta, so I can't identify it) that will do this. It helps if we can start with spectral data in order to model the overprints. I tested it with you in mind, and it seems to work quite well. Contact me directly and we can give it a try.
Mike
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> From: Terence Wyse <email@hidden>
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> While creating custom or synthetic RGB profiles is pretty straightforward, does anyone here know of any tools to create synthetic *CMYK* profiles?
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> I’m looking for something that will allow specifying of CMYK primaries and secondaries and a customizable TRC and then build an ICC profile.
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> The intent here is to build something like a “reference” or simulation profile for digital press and/or inkjet devices.
> I’ve gone through all the ISO 15339 CRPC profiles but none of them have the kind of gamut boundaries that I’m looking for..
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> Only tool that I can think of at the moment is the rather antiquated Custom CMYK tool in that’s been in Photoshop for a very long time…I’m not confident it will give me what I need.
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> Regards,
> Terry Wyse
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