On Jul 8, 2014, at 11:33 AM, Roger Breton <graxx@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > If memory serves, BetaRGB was created by Bruce Lindbloom a long time ago to > fully encompass one the going CMYK color gamut, was it SWOP? That was only one of his goals. He also wanted something that included the gamuts of various charts (multiple versions of the ColorChecker) and film stocks, and had efficiency and various other requirements (to reduce posterization, etc.). I don't think anybody else has put as much thought into a color space as Bruce did into BetaRGB. All color spaces are compromises one way or another, whether you want them to be or not; the only questions are what you're going to compromise. Bruce found a really, really good balance. b&
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