Hi, my original answer never did show up on the list, so I full-quote this time as an exception (see below).
> In my opinion RWCM is the BEST ever. This book is the most > complex and is written very simple language for people who have > never similar to CMS. I'm curious to get my hands on the second edition to see if there are significant changes? > Order that I can propose is: Understandin CM (Abhay Sharma), CM > in Mac OS X, RWCM and finally the book which is very academic: > Colour Engeeniring - Acheivieng Device-Independent Colour. This book > is written by Phil Green and other authors and is complex (color > science, fomrulas, new color models eg CIE CAM97, or new formulas > for getting deltaE - dE2000, and so on) This sounds interesting. Thanks for your notes. > Actually, I'm looking for a book/standards that treat pre-color > management process which is standarisation and calibration in > heat-set printing house. I don't know for example what density > should I get on LWC, SC, MFC, MWC paper. I don't have an answer, but think that you'll get help at Heidelberg (the company) or Roland? Best regards Peter ------ old quote --------- > Użytkownik Peter Karp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> napisał: >>Dear Szymon, >> >>I\'m not sure if I have an answer which helps you, but have a question myself: >> >>> I wonder if somebody can help me with choosing good book about CMS. >>> I\'ve read: Real-World Color Management, Understanding Color >>> Management, Achieving Device-Independent Colour, Color Management in >>> Mac OSX. >> >>Could you give us a short overview or recommendation which book you >>find best and why and in which order you\'d suggest to read the books. >>I have "only" RWCM right now and think this is a great book to get a >>very complete overview of Color Management. >> >>Another interesting book which might help you for the general >>understanding is >> >> Digital Color Management Encoding Solutions >> by Giorgianni and Madden, 1997 >> >>One important aspect I learned there is that one must be aware of the >>difference of a colorimeter giving tristumulus values XYZ >>(Normfarbwerte) and a densitometer (most if not all scanners belong to >>that category!) >> >>Has someone read >> >> Understanding Digital Color >> By Phil Green >> http://www.digitalcolour.org/understanding/ >> >>and can tell us in which area this book is interesting or good? >> >>> I\'m looking for a book wchich could help me in impleneting CMS in >>> big heatset printing house where many presses and (wchich is worse) >>> kind of papers is used. >> >>Ah, I haven an idea maybe what could help you. Have you read/found >> >> Building ICC Profiles - the Mechanics and Engineering >> by Dawn Wallner >> >>? >> >>This book is freely available at >> >> http://www.color.org/iccprofiles.html >> >>Best regards >>Peter >> ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: IT Product Guide on ITManagersJournal Use IT products in your business? Tell us what you think of them. Give us Your Opinions, Get Free ThinkGeek Gift Certificates! Click to find out more http://productguide.itmanagersjournal.com/guidepromo.tmpl _______________________________________________ Lcms-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/lcms-user
