As I said before, in the early days of the ICC, Linotype was selling an
"expansion board" for the Mac IIfx that was called "LinoColorCTU" for "Color
Transformation Unit". It is my understanding that this board's circuitry was
computing ICC profiles on the fly, but I suspect, even a dedicated board was
too slow for most users, so that product did not last. I've been trying to
find remnants of that board to no avail...
/ Roger
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Subject: [argyllcms] Re: Gamut mapping?
edmund ronald wrote:
It took me a long time to understand *why* the ICC workflow is set up
to be non adaptive by default. Thing is, the ICC workflow was designed
for print media at the base, and one wants the output to be perfectly
predictable, and also, a set of pictures of the same objects made at
different times when bunched together should always match.
