Dan, I posted the below question, but never mind. I read further along in the list and found your answer in a post to Martin. I hadn't realized that first you convert from grayscale to your RGB working space, then to your custom RGB in the driver. I got it now. Todd > > Just want to make sure I'm understanding this. > > One makes a few different RGB profiles, each with a different gamma, and when > converting from grayscale to RGB, choose the profile which gives the best > match. But instead of just doing a mode change, or even a convert to profile, > you can just select that profile in the driver? > > If that is what you are saying, I don't think it would work with Paul Roark's > method, as that requires you to attach an RGB curve set to the file before > printing. If the conversion isn't allowed to occur until the file reaches the > driver you won't get the opportunity to properly apply the curves. So the > different gamma spaces are a good idea, but you still need to Convert To > Profile to apply them when using Paul's method. > > Does that sound right? > > Todd
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: grayscale working space
2001-08-12 by Todd Flashner
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