on 3/3/03 7:23 pm, joel wrote: >> (clip) >The most unique > difference from the smaller current sRGB Profile being it uses older > (and duplicate) tags and also 1024-point curves to describe it's > matrixes. Most often you will find this (sRGB ICE61966-2.1 and other > older versions) called sRGB Color Space Profile.icm (with or without > suffix) on your system.
What amazing knowledge, thanks. If I have understood the gist correctly, it seems as though PS7 by default is only offering up this rather dated version of the sRGB profile. I have now realised that when I select the advance option in PS7 colour settings I get a much bigger choice of profiles, including the later sRGB one as you have described. What's the difference between the following two profile locations ? OS>Library>Colorsync>Profiles> (contains various folders like, Lyson, Nikon, etc then another called PROFILES (again), then a load of other profiles and a folder called RECOMMENDED and this seems to be the source of most of the PS settings profiles (RGB + CMYK at least)) Then, OSX>System>Library>Colorsync>Profiles (containing a short list of mainly 'generic' profiles Why the two locations ? What's the best way to organise profiles? What governs which profiles appear in which drop down selections? Cheers Simon =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
