> > Interesting though that, in spite of the awesome capabilities of > > Photoshop et al, there appears to be no easy way of simulating a > > particular colour temperature in degrees kelvin?
Martin Orpen suggested: > How about: > > 1. Open an RGB image > 2. Go to View => Proof Set Up and select "Custom" > 3. Set the profile to Working RGB > 4. Make sure that Preserve Color Numbers box is unchecked > 5. Set the intent to Absolute Colorimetric and click OK > 6. Go to Color Settings (command-shift-K) > 7. Click RGB and select "Custom RGB..." from the list > 8. Select a new White Point from the menu - or have fun > setting your own That took me somewhere I hadn't been before so thanks for that! Unfortunately still not an easy route as the lowest preset whitepoint available is D50 - 5000k so you need to be able to suss out the x and y values if you want a lower colour temperature. Tony Riley (surrey) WYSIWYG is a pigment of the imagination. =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
