Anders Torger wrote:
How do you know Photoshop has no problem, have you measured, or is Photoshop just well known to work well for this? I'm a Linux user so I unfortunately don't have access to Photoshop.
Photoshop has been using color management for a long time, and the people responsible for it's color management know what they are doing. While there are a few quirks with how it is configured, or what it may be doing in particular situations, it's behaviour has proven to be reliable, and is often something other CMM's benchmark against. One way of trying to figure things out is to use Argyll cctiff. You need a piece of software you can have confidence in displaying an image without altering its values, and then use cctiff to be your CMM. This gives you an explicit workflow you can benchmark other programs against. Graeme Gill.