Am 03.12.2015 07:06, schrieb "Christoph Sch?fer": >> Gesendet: Mittwoch, 02. Dezember 2015 um 16:33 Uhr >> Von: "Rolf-Werner Eilert" <eilert-sprachen at t-online.de> >> An: scribus at lists.scribus.net >> Betreff: Re: [scribus] Grayscale palette >> >> >> Am 02.12.2015 09:14, schrieb "Christoph Sch?fer": >>>> Wow! There sure are enough of them there! >>>> Does this great complexity have some reference? >>>> Or is it only intelligible by access to some special consultant? ;) >>>> And how do the "palettes" relate to the ICC profiles? >>>> >>> Hi Barry, >>> >>> You don't need a special consultant, because we thoroughly documented the >>> whole palette and ICC stuff in the Online Help (available vie F1 or Help > >>> Scribus Manual). >>> >>> HTH >>> >>> Christoph >>> >>> >> Being curious about this, I browsed the list and the online help, but I >> only found a couple of brief tables telling something in general about >> the origin of the palettes. >> >> Maybe a more elaborated dialog with a more in-depth introduction to each >> palette and its specialties might be helpful for "beginners"? Or >> something like that on the website? >> >> Regards >> Rolf >> > > Hi Rolf, > > Please tell us what kind of additional information you need. > > As far as I'm concerned, we included all necessary information, because > you'll only use the majority of those palettes if you *have* to use them. > E.g., if you have to design signage in France, you'll probably have to use > the AFNOR palette; if you have to produce print layouts for the Dutch > government, you might be forced to use the Rijksoverheid palette etc. In > other cases, you may decide to use a palette because an affordable good > colour reference is available (e.g. Galaxy Gauge). In addition, we have added > palettes produced by creative professionals who thought they could put into > good use by other creatives. You don't need any guidance on the latter, > because you have to decide yourself whether they suit your creative needs and > your taste. > > > In the future, Scribus will make several hundred more special-purpose colour > palettes available for download via its new Resource Manager, from car finish > to wall paints. > > > HTH > > Christoph > > Part of what I had in mind is on this page [1] which I just happend to find in my bookmarks. Do you know what I mean? It's rather near to what I would like to have. And then I would add some kind of summary about the intention (facts) and look and feel (emotions) for each palette.
Regards Rolf [1] http://sk1project.org/palettes.php
