On Tue, Jan 6, 2009 at 12:13 PM, Graeme Gill <graeme@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Lars Tore Gustavsen wrote: > >> with a lut based profile. I can see all the black numbers in a not >> color aware viewer, but with my calibration loaded. If I view the same >> image with a perceptual rendering intent and a lut based profile it >> looks almost fine. A matrix profile also handles this well but the >> overall accuracy elsewhere are much porer. > > It's not clear to me from your description what effect a calibration curve > is having. Normally I'd expect a calibrated display to have good graduations > from > black. If not, then the display is behaving in ways that can't be > compensated for, or calibration isn't working as expected. Thanks When I look at the above mentioned image without my calibration loaded in a not color aware browser I can see the numbers down to 5-4. When I load the calibration curve, still viewing in the same viewer, I get all numbers down to 1. When I enable relative colormetric in a color aware viewer and with my calibration loaded I'm back to five. Perceptual give me 2-1 on the above image. It was wrong what I wrote about the matrix profile in my last e-mail. The matrix profile gives me 5. I created a collections with screenshoots, but I don't think they can view the real truth on any other monitors than mine. http://mulebakken.net/div/monitor-f.png Regards Lars Tore Gustavsen