Hal V. Engel wrote:
does not display any of the content that has an ICC profile. But when I open this pdf in cinepaint the v2 profiles in the pdf are working but not the v4 parts of the pdf. Cinepaint uses ghostscript to handle the PDF file. So it
Sorry, this is my fault, since I haven't completed a v4 compatible icclib -(
is invoked the correct way. In addition, I had a quick look at the docs for GhostScript and I couldn't even find a switch to use to specify an output ICC profilebut I may have missed something.
From the PDF 1.7 spec:
Note: PDF has no equivalent of the PostScript color rendering dictionary. The means by which a device profile is associated with a consumer application’s output device are implementation-dependent and cannot be specified in a PDF file. Typically, this is done through a color management system (CMS) that is provided by the operating system. Beginning with PDF 1.4, a PDF document can also specify one or more output intents providing possible profiles that might be used to process the document (see Section 10.10.4, “Output Intents”).
So I guess Ghostscript is lacking an obvious way of specifying the output profile. Graeme Gill.
