Jan-Peter,
is RGB profile calculated by an spectral calculation or by physical
pigments? What is the base of it?
As it dont serve any primaries it seems to be not monitor intented.
This at least I can see.
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Kai-Uwe
Am 01.07.04, 17:39 +0200 schrieb Jan-Peter Homann:
Hi List
At
Kai,
The actual photogamut-profile is based on mixed realworld RGB-print
characterization-data, which was heavily edited with high-end
colormanagement tools, to expand the gamut slightly and to receive an
optimal greybalance.
The photogamut-Team is now working on an internal used
across the infinite gamut of
actual PCS, with all the pain this implies.
Regards,
Marti.
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From: John Cupitt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [Lcms-user] Lab color space for reflective
Hi,
as far as I understand CIE*Lab is an way to describe colors, which may or
may not be physically existent.
My question is which is the colorspacebody of physically ideal
refrective media? What is the belonging gamut of Lab?
Is it possible to shrink such an colorspacebody to an special
