Digital BW, The Print

Hi Richard, yes certainly that takes care of most of the dilemma,
assuming Adobe's black point compensation is used for K points that
don't match, and assuming there are few colors (if any) in the image
that are out of gamut.
I have been disapointed in relcol conversions with gretag (Eye-one)
conversions though. ProfilerPro, particularly the newest versions,
seem to be better.
Tyler


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Richard Wolfson"
<rw@r...> wrote:
> Tyler wrote:
> > A side note, probably of interest to no one here but me...
> > There have been rumors of the developement of so called 
> > "smart cmm's", that would have the ability to determine 
> > compression amount on a per image basis, depending on image "gamut".
> > So a low saturation image with colors that all easily fit 
> > within the destination space gamut may not be compressed at 
> > all, just remapped.
> > It remains wishful vaporware at this point Tyler
> 
> For now, why not just print such images (to hang on the wall opposite
> the b&w prints, of course...) with relative colorimetric intent?
> 
> Richard Wolfson