On Jan 9, 2008 8:40 PM, Peter Karp <qmailing@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Could it be that the conversion with relative intent is the problem? > In my understanding gamut comparisons are only meaningful with > absolute intent, aren't they? Please correct me if I'm wrong or tell > me in which situations relative intent would be "the right choice". > > If the two profiles have a different whitepoint this could be the > reason, right? When I calculate the gamut of Adobe-RGB with absolute > and relative intent I get different values, but if I calculate the > gamut of ECI-RGB then I get (nearly) the same values for the gamut, > because the target whitepoint of D50 is already the whitepoint of the > profile itself: Thank you Peter, The (missing) white point calculation could be the explanation. The matrix in the cameraprofile is a zero matrix, so a matrix transformation is not possible for this profile, it can only use the A2B1 table. When converting to Adobe RGB, a white point calculation can be done again. When we change our intent from abs col to rel col, the Adobe RGB gamut shrinks about 8%, And the combined 6071_F And Adobe RGB gamut shrinks about 7%. Can that be the explanation?