Hi Marti,
I think I encountered a problem with "tifficc -p ...". Shouldn't
tifficc -v -c2 -t0 -o lcd.icc -m3 -p printer.icc test.tif proof.tif
give the same result as
tifficc -v -c2 -t0 -o printer.icc test.tif tmp.tif tifficc -v -c2 -t3 -i printer.icc -o lcd.icc tmp.tif proof.tif
?
Baisically, the resulting images are nearly identical (+/- 1 RGB count),
for all colors I have checked, EXCEPT FOR WHITE. The former command renders
white (sRGB=[255,255,255] in the source image) as [255,255,255], while
the latter two commands result in [233,223,236]. For an ICC-absolute proofing
intent, acutally the latter seems to be correct (blue-ish paper white with
circa 80% reflectance).
Any idea?
Thanks, Gerhard
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