My question is off topic. What is ICC L*a*b*? 25 лип. 2014 11:05, користувач "Graeme Gill" <graeme@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> написав: > Quartz wrote: > >> This > >> caused some smaller (matrix / shaper?) profiles to map saturated blues > >> to more purple tints on the screen. > > Hi, > > to be technically correct, matrix profiles don't do any > gamut mapping, and any clipping is done by the CMM > and is likely to be simplistic, per component clipping. > > > So I've been doing more research on this. I notice that dispcalGUI has > the following > > option: "Normally, profiles created by dispcalGUI only incorporate the > colorimetric > > rendering intent, which means colors outside the display's gamut will be > clipped to the > > next in-gamut color. > > Note that cLUT type profiles will at least clip to the perceptually > closest in-gamut > color. > > > LUT-type profiles can also have gamut mapping by implementing > > perceptual and/or saturation rendering intents." (I'm not exactly sure > what this is doing > > under the hood, or what options dispcalGUI is passing to argyll). > > It will be passing the -s or -S option to colprof. > Note that some displays have primaries that lie outside the ICC L*a*b* > range, so an XYZ based cLUT profile is required if mapping or clipping > is to operate correctly. > > > The blue primary on my MacBook Pro display lies outside sRGB as best I > can tell (it's kind > > of off to the side, but I'm not exactly sure how to read these graphs > yet so I'm not sure > > if saying it's 'purple' is necessarily correct). > > Two explanations have been suggested to me for "blue goes purple" type > problems. > > One is the use of "wrong Von-Kries" chromatic adaptation in adapting white > points between D65 and D50. > > The other is gamut mapping or clipping in L*a*b* space, since perceptually > constant hue lines have quite a curve on them near blue. > > > Would using a large LUT profile and enabling perceptual intent possibly > solve or help > > address my blue-turns-purple issue? > > It may, but be warned than some systems/programs expect display profiles > to be > matrix based, and choke on cLUT profiles. > > Graeme Gill. > > >