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<x-flowed>>At 08:42 PM 8/28/2001 -0700, Daniel Bottner wrote: >>>>>Yea, its called sRGB. They use a standard profile and I would >>>>>presume if their software sees a profile tag it recognizes, it >>>>>would use it. However, play it safe and give them sRGB files. >>> >>>Their employees are not going to set and apply a different profile >>>by hand, they send the RGB values to the printer as is and the >>>printer using sRGB color space does its thing. >>> >>>Rob >> >> I can promise you the Fuji engineers are much too intelligent to >>be caught using the sRGB color space. >> >> The guys who came up with the sRGB are laughing so hard right now >>they have fallen out of their chairs. They knew the general public >>would fall for this one and you are making it all to obvious!!! > >On the d1scussion list, a list for the Nikon D1 family, we have a >lot of ICC profile people who know profiling really well. They have >taken the posted Frontier profile on Fuji's site and taken it apart. >It is for all practical purposes the same gamut as sRGB. CDTobie was very in his statement as to Fuji's true color space. > >Now think about this for a second. Why does sRGB exist? To be a >standard. Consumer dit-cams us sRGB. Most scanner's scan sRGB. >Most output devices know how to handle sRGB. When Nikon or Olympus >comes out with a camera for the consumer, not the ICC profile >expert, they want a camera whos pics are going to look good on >screen and in turn Fuji wants the consumer's prints to match what >was on screen. This would a very poor business decision on their part. If you are totally happy with the last product you bought it would be a very long time till you replaced it. Follow the Dollar... >How do they do this? Use a common STANDARD color space, in this case sRGB. > > >Rob >-- >Rob Miracle >Photographic Miracles >203 Carpenter Brook Dr. >Apex, NC 27502 >http://www.photo-miracles.com > >- >Turn off HTML mail features. Keep quoted material short. Use accurate >subject lines. http://www.leben.com/lists for list instructions. -- - Turn off HTML mail features. Keep quoted material short. Use accurate subject lines. http://www.leben.com/lists for list instructions. </x-flowed>
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