On 2012-05-24, at 7:36 AM, Graeme Gill wrote: > No problem if you are using a source gamut that is derived from the actual > images > gamut. Good to know I'm not doing anything too weird. Would you mind checking me? Below is the script I generally use for profile conversion, with variations for different intents. Thanks, b& #!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; my $inprofile = $ARGV[0]; my $outprofile = $ARGV[1]; my $intiff = $ARGV[2]; my $outtiff = $ARGV[3]; my $gam = $intiff; $gam =~ s/\.tif*$/.gam/; my $linkprofile = $intiff; $linkprofile =~ s/\.tif*$/.icm/; my $argyllbin = '/Users/ben/Documents/Profiles/argyll/bin/'; `${argyllbin}tiffgamut -v -p j \"${inprofile}\" \"${intiff}\"`; `${argyllbin}collink -v -q h -G \"${gam}\" -i p \"${inprofile}\" \"${outprofile}\" \"${linkprofile}\"`; `${argyllbin}cctiff -e \"${outprofile}" \"${linkprofile}\" \"${intiff}\" \"${outtiff}\"`;