Maciej Bryński wrote: > Graeme, > Have you thought about adding option to calculate profile without WB shift ? There's already an option for this - use absolute intent. You probably want to use -u when building the profile to avoid clipping above the default white point. In theory the correct workflow is: Convert camera RAW RGB -> absolute XYZ using the profile. Choose or compute a white point/exposure Transform to white point relative using a suitable Chromatic adaptation, such as the Bradford matrix. (optional) convert from relative XYZ to your working RGB space. Pretty simple & basic stuff from a color science point of view. I suspect from the discussion that few photo processing systems actually work this way ? Certainly the default relative ICC workflows have a baked in white point, but absolute intent bypasses this. Graeme Gill.