Hello list,
I find the preserve black feature to be very helpful in cmyk
to cmyk conversions when k-only images, text and graphics should remain k-only
after the conversion. Lcms does this nicely, and with proper k-only tone
compensation as well. Unfortunately, "colorful" cmyk text and images can
experience large color shifts, enough to render the feature unusable, and very
problematic in situations where both k-only and colorful cmyk material are both
present in the source.
I am wondering whether the idea of "clean-blacks", as
implemented in devicelink profiles created by ColorThink Pro, Link-o-lator, and
GretagMacBeth, isn't the better way to go. Here, cmyk converts in the usual way
except for the special case of k, where c=m=y=0%, which is subjected to a k-only
to k-only transform.
Regards,
Larry Tseng
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- [Lcms-user] Black preservation Larry Tseng