Nikolay Pokhilchenko wrote:
Graeme, thank You for paying attention for my questions. I've checked again. I've think there was a mistake in my first checks. But I do another check again and the results are the same: output images almost independent of tiffgamut intent. The difference is in diagnostic *.wrl, but for real out of printer gamut images is not noticeable. See workflow.txt and "25(a-p - r-p) difference.jpg" from archive. May be mapping algorithm as universal and robust so real white point mismatch is not a problem?
The gamut mapping for a source gamut is a little complex, and I'd have to look back over my notes and the source code to recall all the details. Basically it is still a mapping from the source color space to destination color space, and (I think) the neutral axis matching (which includes the white point) is determined just by this. The extent of compression is essentially what is affected by the the source image gamut. Graeme Gill.