Thanks for the replies! I find myself now wanting to step back and  
rethink.

I am working on a DAM so it supports ICC profiles and wanting people  
to be able to get a sense of a profile's gamut. Idealy this would be  
3D and pan-and-zoomable but we are shy about requiring a WRL/VRML  
client plugin.

Anyone have advice? If there was a way server-side to convert to  
Flash...

I'd be interested in hearing from developers as well who might be  
interested. We also would strongly consider funding this then giving  
it back to the open source community. We have LCMS installed.

Warm thanks,
Jeff



On Jun 4, 2009, at 5:26 AM, jcup...@gmail.com wrote:

> 2009/6/4 Jeff Harmon <jhar...@colorhythm.com>:
>> Hi friends; I hope everyone's doing well.  I'm writing because I'm  
>> trying
>> to find a way to generate CIE-xy diagrams for profiles dynamically  
>> on the
>> server-side in a web app I'm working on.  Can anyone point me in  
>> the right
>> direction?  I'm running a Mac OS X Leopard server, so it would have  
>> to have
>> a command line interface consonant with Unix.
>
> The VIPS image processing library might be able to do it, if I
> understand what you want.
>
> It would be easy to generate a slice of Yxy colorspace, map it through
> a profile with lcms, then black out out-of-gamut pixels. Something
> like:
>
> http://www.vips.ecs.soton.ac.uk/development/adobe98-gamut.jpg
>
> (actually that's a slice through cielab showing in-gamut pixels for
> adobe98 at L=50, but it'd be easy to do Yxy instead ... I guess you'd
> want some axies as well)
>
> You can implement as a set of command-line calls or write a tiny  
> Python script.
>
> John

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