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From: Daniel J S. <dan...@ie...> - 2006-10-12 18:35:06
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Ethan Merritt wrote: > So "settransfer" should be OK by itself. > However, there is a little more to it... There was a lot there to read. > The PostScript Language Reference Manual (3rd Edition) says: > > Because the effect of the transfer function is device-dependent > settransfer should not be used in a page description that is intended > to be device-independent. One would think that the PostScript interpretter would be smart enough to separate the settransfer and possibly remove it. I guess the assumption is that the interpretter might have its own gamma correction. Not sure. > I don't think the setcachedevice restriction is relevant to gnuplot, > but gnuplot's pattern-fill does use PaintProc in uncolored tiling > patterns. > > No idea what this means in practice, however. Perhaps it just means > that the gamma correction wouldn't affect the color of pattern fill > areas. That would be no big deal. I was hoping that the "gsave" isolates the transfer function for the image from that for the rest of the plot. But I'm not sure if PostScript works that way. Dan |