Hi,
Alexandre Prokoudine [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
And, quite in contrary to your words, it would be helpful to see
colors out of gamut by softproofing.
It would be trivial to change the color management display filter to
provide this functionality. I hope that we can have this in GIMP 2.4.
Hi,
Gilles Maltais [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there a function in GIMP that shows which colors are printable and
which are not ?
No, not yet. But it might be added with the color management features
in GIMP 2.4 or at a later point.
Sven
We can understand the question if we imagine that some user still use
Photoshop. Alexandre is right to say that in in Free DTP Software
process, Gimp don't need mark out of gamut colors. It is the same for
Color management. But in Adobe's process, all these steps are taken in
charge by
On 11/17/05, cedric GEMY [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We can understand the question if we imagine that some user still use
Photoshop. Alexandre is right to say that in in Free DTP Software
process, Gimp don't need mark out of gamut colors.
If I told that, I probably wouldn't be right. But I am
Is there a function in GIMP
that shows which colors are printable and which are not ?
If there is no such feature, where could I find info on this topic ?
Thanks !
Gilles Maltais
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On Tuesday 15 November 2005 05:21 pm, Gilles Maltais wrote:
Is there a function in GIMP that shows which colors are printable and
which are not ?
If there is no such feature, where could I find info on this topic ?
Thanks !
Gilles Maltais
While the gamut of CMYK is smaller than the gamut
On 11/16/05, John R. Culleton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While the gamut of CMYK is smaller than the gamut of RGB I don't
know how you can define it except by example.
In prepress world this is called Mark colors out of gamut and is
implemented e.g. in Scribus
Alexandre
