I would like to be able to analyze a bunch of sRGB-type Source images in
relation to my printer Output profile capability.
First, use iccgamut to calculate my printer profile *.gam file.
Then, use iffgamut to calculate image gamut *.gam file, based on sRGB.
Finally, use viewgam to show the intersection of the two gamuts.
Is is possible to "align" both gamuts "vertically"? So that the top of, say,
sRGB "white" (255,255,255) coincides with the top of the printer gamut?
Right now, the sRGB "gamut" projection reaches up to what seems like L* =
100 but the printer "gamut" projection (in wireframe) only reaches to about
L = 93.
(In a RelCol transform, wouldn't the top of both gamuts be *aligned* such
that White of the Source = White of Destination?)
This is my viewgam command line :
viewgam -cr -w sc5mv2.gam -cg -s tc283.gam Simulation
tiffgamut -v srgb.icm Some_RGB_Image.tif
iccgamut -v -w SC5MV2.icm