Hi Jorge >Jorge Parra wrote: > >> How much Gamut Warning can we let go without problem??Is there any >> way to measure it??
Take a look at Colorthink from my friend Steve Upton at Chromix (link on my site http://www.colourmanagement.net/profilgear.html) This application will allow you to plot your image data - yes, the actual image data by reference to it's colourspace, superimposed over the colourspace of the printer or press - in 2D or, more usefully, 3D (Lab or Yxy or Luv). You can also plot the vectors of the data as it moves to the destination space. And it's easy to use. Fun too. Colorthink is an immense help when it comes to seeing which colour areas are going to be problematic. And to undertanding waht profiles are doing / how the spaces relate. Of course I'd agree that softproofing, along with gamut warning, AND a good wide gamut <proofer> (setup to accurately simulate the press) are essential too. (remember, of course, that there may well be colours in a file which are outside monitor gamut, that's why a proofer is so essential, even a lowly Epson can do this job when set up right. Colorthink can be a really good aid to visualising what's happening. Why not take a look? Regards, NeilB. Apple Solutions Expert colourmanagement.net :: Consulting in Imaging & Colour Management custom scanner and printer profiles, training on Imacon Scanning supply Gretag + eyeOne, ColorSoloutions basICColor : Display etc. XRite www.colourmanagement.net/ :: www.apple.com/uk/creative/neilbarstow/ =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
