Am 11.01.2011 15:45, schrieb Klaus Karcher: > But as Gerhard mentioned and Graeme confirmed, changing the CIECAM > adaptation chromaticity does not affect the gray balance of the > perceptual intent essentially, so it might be better to replace it by > -taa (Absolute appearance intent) as Graeme suggested. There's no > gamut mapping in the absolute appearance intent however. If i got it > right, the only way to get both gamut mapping and adaptation to a > white point other than paper color in Argyll seems to be using device > link profiles. I tried it now with two steps, (1) applying the regular perceptual profile, followed by (2) a device link containing the "-iaa" transformation, i.e. this device link was created by collink -v -K t -iaa -cpp -dpp -dw:0.3457:0.3585 printer.icc printer.icc link-aa.icc Now I can see the expected shift towards yellow in the soft proof :-) cctiff -ir sRGB.icm -ip printer.icc link-aa.icc -ir printer.icc -ir my-display.icc srgb-testimage.tif softproof1.tif versus the regular perceptual one cctiff -ir sRGB.icm -ip printer.icc -ir printer.icc -ir my-display.icc srgb-testimage.tif softproof2.tif Regard, Gerhard