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I suspect that soft proofing to the i1 profiles are
also not working, even when using relative intent. I do this to see
whether
the image contains colours which are out of gamut
of my monitor, on occasion:
I did the following:
- Profile/calibrate monitor to D65 using Eye One Display. - Profile the monitor in the same calibration state with the Little CMS beta 3 monitor profiler, using the Eye One Display puck. - Open Photoshop 7.01, and create a blue patch (0,0,255) and assign ColorMatch RGB. - View | Proof Setup | Custom, proofing profile the i1 profile, intent relative, blackpoint compensation off - View | Gamut warning (enable). Observe that image is out of gamut. - Image | Adjust | Hue Saturation, adjust saturation until gamut warning disappears. Adjust value required: -41% - Cancel out of the hue/adjustment dialog (reset the image to
0,0.255)
Repeat these four steps, using the Little CMS profile: Hue adjustment required: -11% Repat these steps using sRGB: Hue adjustment required: -15% I have trouble believing that the gamut warning for the i1 profile represents reality. For the time being I really think I'm better off
just using the Little CMS profiler, at least until
I understand more about these i1 profiles.
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