Hi Eric, I haven't tried any gamma 1.8 workflows but I think this is what you need to do. You need to get everything into gamma 1.8 spaces. Assign Profile ... Target-21.tif file to Gamma 1.8 (not Convert to Profile). I'd switch the Color Settings ... as well to gamma 1.8 and Apple RGB or some other gamma 1.8 color space. I don't think this is critical but if any conversions get done they are in the correct gamma. Now print the Target through ImagePrint and follow the same profile creation method. This profile ought to be useful for gamma 1.8 files. As far as converting color images to grayscale 1.8, whenever you Convert to a different gamma space you change the data values. Whereas Assigning just changes the space name not the data. If you are going to be editing in the new gamma 1.8 space based on the softproofing I don't think it matters. I'd try to get it into the right space while still in 16bit if possible. (BTW, doesn't ImagePrint have any softproofing capability?). Roy --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "deepblue7600" <ebdesign@n...> wrote: > I have used the procedure and files provided by Roy Harrington for > icc based soft-proofing of B&W. The soft proofs are acurate for > images that are coming from ARGB, converted to gray, assigned gamma > 2.2 and sent to ImagePrint. > > I would like to have the same soft-proofing capabilities for gamma > 1.8. ImagePrint does a really nice job with G1.8 images. The G1.8 > soft-proofing profile I made with the Eye-One and the same > target/file do not provide accurate proofing. > > What do I need to do to make a soft-proof profile for G1.8 source? > Do I have to do something to the target or the .txt Match is looking > at? > > When starting with color images in ARGB space (G2.2) should I convert > to another color space with gamma 1.8 such as Apple RGB before going > through B&W conversion process? Convert to G1.8 after processing or > just tag the image G1.8? I'm a little confused here. > > Thanks, > > Eric
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Re: New icc based Soft-proof profiles for QTR
2004-02-27 by Roy Harrington
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