Am Freitag, den 02.01.2009, 18:27 +0300 schrieb Nikolay Pokhilchenko: > > http://www.jarre-de-the.net/computing/profile1/ > > It seems to me, the color management is absolutely correct in Your case. The > calibration only relates to grey scale. There all is ok, except the colors > himself. The greys are correct, but the colors - not. You can see the smooth > color scales, the flags of the parrot. But this colors are not true, they are > display-distorted. > When You try to enable Your (correct) display profile, the CMS tries to put > the colors to they's true values, but in many cases CMS can't. Your display > have very little gamut comparing the test image profile. The colors become as > true, as possible, but because of low display capabilities, the many details > of image become clipped. See the attached image to compare gamuts: green - > image gamut, red - display gamut. I see. > You can try to compute image-display perceptual device link ... Could you elaborate a little? I have no idea what you're talking about ;S Or is there some doc where I can read this up? Thanks, Karl.