Am 21.08.2011 22:18, schrieb Marco Noldin:
Thank you for the answer. What I don't understand is the results whit absolute intent: why the intersect in sRGB is bigger than Adobe RGB?
> using the -i option with viewgam seems that sRGB can > encode more colors than Adobe RGB (68% vs 62%). Can you post the command lines and outputs of iccgamut and viewgam? Do you interpret the numbers correctly? Example: $ viewgam -i sRGB.gam printer.gam out.wrl Intersecting volume = 512354.4 cubic units 'sRGB.gam' volume = 833600.9 cubic units, intersect = 61.46% 'printer.gam' volume = 552445.5 cubic units, intersect = 92.74% $ viewgam -i AdobeRGB1998.gam printer.gam out.wrl Intersecting volume = 552205.4 cubic units 'AdobeRGB1998.gam' volume = 1209985.9 cubic units, intersect = 45.64% 'printer.gam' volume = 552445.5 cubic units, intersect = 99.96% This means that * the printer can reproduce 61.46% of the sRGB gamut * the printer can reproduce 45.64% of the Adobe RGB gamut * sRGB can reproduce 92.74% of the printer's gamut * Adobe RGB can reproduce 99.96% of the printer's gamut Regards, Gerhard