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<x-charset iso-8859-1>shAf Wrote: > > Thanx for your response. That is a good idea (and admittedly > demonstrates > a bit of my ignorance). Still, I wish the profile tweeking tools provided > for gamma. I would hate to sacrifice an already black=BLACK. I suppose I > need to play with my accurate scan of a Q60 chrome, waste some paper, and > inpect the resulting gray ramp. ColorVision's description of the Brightness slider in the Profiler RGB documentation (PDF): "Brightness - This adusts the brightness produced by the profile, similar to how Photoghop's gamma adjustment in the Levels command works. It won't suddenly blow your highlights out if you increase it, or suddenly block up your shadows if you decrease [it]." [snip] > I wonder what Colormatch users may be thinking about the > jump from > a working space gamma=1.8 to a printer space of 2.3(???) > They shouldn't be thinking too much about it. That's what device profiles are for. Matt Bird Photography, Articles, Site Guides www.mhbirdphoto.com - Turn off HTML mail features. Keep quoted material short. Use accurate subject lines. http://www.leben.com/lists for list instructions. </x-charset>
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