May be question to a wrong place.. Could somebody (knowledgeable) comment on wtpt/chad tags in (the two) V2 sRGB profiles from color.org (http://www.color.org/srgbprofiles.xalter) ? More specifically: They say they set wtpt=D50 to eliminate color cast when absolute colorimetric intent is used. To me it's vice versa: it introduces a yellow cast, when I set it as (sRGB) profile in GIMP. {r,g,b}XYZ tag values (colorants) from those profiles coincide with those from Argyll's sRGB profile. However, iccgamut+viewgam show whitepoints around D50 and D65 correspondingly for color.org and argyll profiles. So it looks like color.org assumes a transform using chad, making white point D65->D50. Why? No issues with sRGB profile supplied with Argyll.