Alastair M. Robinson wrote:
So in the case of an RGB printer profile to be used primarily with RGB images, what would you recommend passing to profile -S? A CMYK profile, the RGB profile that will typically be used by source images, or an RGB profile with a wider gamut?
OK, there is some confusion due to my using "CMYK profile" when I really mean "printer gamut profile". Basically the perceptual intent table is the one that is expected to do gamut mapping, so use the opposite gamut (display <=> printer) as the source gamut for a "generic" profile. If you know what source color space you are going to be converting from though, then use that gamut, you will get the best results.
Ah - that's probably what I'd missed - I'll experiment with these settings... Just out of interest, what are the defaults?
I think they are 0 (but I'm not sure without eyeballing the code). It doesn't actually make much difference unless the source and destination viewing conditions are different.
Graeme Gill.