Re: Fuji Frontier -- Fuji Profile

[CDTobie@aol.com]

In a message dated 9/3/01 12:06:07 AM, haverbach@libcom.com writes:

>That's quite interesting.  Should one infer that the Photoshop-6 softproof
>
>function is really only useful for identifying out-of-gamut colors, and
>not
>
>other aspects of how an image might print?
 
Its for features that might be limited (therefore changed) in the output from 
what they are in the universal workingspace. Paper white, ink black, gamma 
(if your profile gamma doesn't match your monitor gamma for some reason) and 
gamut limited colors, are the only items that come to mind that might be 
effected. So for a device with bright whites, deep blacks, and brilliant 
colors, the softproof of an accurate profile will basicly look the same as 
the workingspace image.

C. David Tobie
Design Cooperative
CDTobie@designcoop.com
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