What happens when you zoom out the Preview window something like 10x and
set Digital Color Meter to "Display in sRGB"?
I tested a simple PDF that I created by putting red text in a Writer
document. Export to PDF. Open in Preview. Digital Color Meter says the
text is varying shades of nearly
> On 21 Nov 2023, at 16:29, Thorsten Behrens wrote:
>
> Noel Grandin wrote:
>> But the code is not doing anything clever, there is no active color space
>> management in LO.
>> The macOS code is largely in vcl/osx/ and the color space constants we seem
>> to use are kCGColorSpaceSRGB and
Noel Grandin wrote:
> But the code is not doing anything clever, there is no active color space
> management in LO.
> The macOS code is largely in vcl/osx/ and the color space constants we seem
> to use are kCGColorSpaceSRGB and kCGColorSpaceGenericGrayGamma2_2
>
Though presumably then we could
No there is not.
But the code is not doing anything clever, there is no active color space
management in LO.
The macOS code is largely in vcl/osx/ and the color space constants we seem
to use are kCGColorSpaceSRGB and kCGColorSpaceGenericGrayGamma2_2
Hi All,
Is there any documentation to explain how colour is managed within LO?
I am trying to understand how the RGB values entered for (e.g.) text are
related to the values that appear in an exported PDF, as the colours shown on
the screen (using Digital Colour Meter “Display native values"
