I've just sent new profile to end user. I hope he'll test it. The parameters was: colprof -iD50_1.0.sp -o1931_2 -f -qh -ds:n -dw:.345669:.358496 -da:100 -db:18 -dl:170 -df:1.5 -df:.345669:.358496 -S"sRGB.icm" The result is closer to the user demand, than the -dpp was. Mon, 10 Jan 2011 19:43:09 +0100 письмо от Klaus Karcher <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>: > "Gerhard F?rnkranz" wrote: > > As the maths for relative colorimetric intent are well defined by > > the ICC specs, it makes sense that this "artisitic freedom" applies > > only to perceptual intent. > > Of course. And exactly this led me to the suspicion that it might be > rather a FWA compensation issue (assuming Nikolay's client compared PM > and Argyll relative results and found only the Argyll version too > bluish). But maybe he compared Argyll relative with PM "percolute". > > Nikolay Pokhilchenko wrote: > > I have two troubles with users of "blue" cheap photopapers. The > > profiles from Profile Maker works much better for them. The relative > > intent in ArgyllCMS profile was unacceptable on bluish papers. > > ... so the question whether the problem originates from wrong FWA > assumptions or wrong adaptation assumptions is unanswered. > > Furthermore it would be good to know if both profiles have been made > from the same measurement file (in order to rule out measurement errors). > > Klaus