From: Wolthera <gri...@gm...> - 2019-10-08 10:57:10
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I wanted to add to this that I previously did mail about this issue in Krita, but then Real Life happened, and I was unable to answer. So I am going to outline the color management er... 'pipeline' within Krita(Cannot speak for GIMP and Scribus). Say we have a situation where we have an Image profile, a CMYK profile and a Display profile. When we're using conversion (which gives the correct result), we're going from Image profile -> Display Profile Where the rendering intent and blackpoint compensation is configurable by the user. The user then converts, where they too can configure the rendering intent and BPC, leading to. Image Profile -> CMYK Profile. CMYK Profile(The new image profile) -> Display Profile. Now for softproofing, we have the following: Image Profile -> CMYK Profile -> Display Profile. The rendering intent and bpc is the same for both transforms(and configured by the user), which may not be strictly correct. However, even when we set up the configuration so that the conversion pipeline and the softproofing pipeline use the exact same configuration, the softproofing result looks faded compared to the conversion result. I hope this helps figuring out what is going on. -- Wolthera |