darkbasic wrote:
and I can also create my custom spectrum file with spotread, but I have to manually chromatic adapte the XYZ/Lab coordinates from the illuminant temperature to D50 and then convert the adaptated XYZ/Lab coordinates to RGB Prophoto.
Hi, I guess I'm not following what you are after here. Are you attempting to convert the absolute (ie. illuminant relative) to relative (ie. media white point relative) readings ? Normally this is done inside the profiler as it creates the relative colorimetric ICC table. Note also that you can't have both a spectral and chromatically adapted to D50 output at the same time, since there's no way to transform the spectrum in the same way as the XYZ values, and the idea of converting the spectral reflectance to XYZ under a certain illumination spectrum and then chromatically adapting using a matrix to D50 is a little odd anyway - why is this preferred over directly converting to the spectral appearance under D50 illuminant ? Where is the illuminant spectrum coming from that you're using ? (ie. what illuminant situation are you making the chart appear as if it was viewed in ?) Why do you need to convert to ProPhoto ? If you're doing calibration, don't you want CIE values ? Graeme Gill.