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Chapter 1. Color Management Background Color Management Color Management Welcome to Color Management The fact is the human eye sees a very wide range of colors – wider than scanners and cameras can “see” and much wider than any monitors and printers can “show”. Each of these devices reproduces color differently, both in terms of how many colors and also in terms of which colors, or the shape of their “vision” (gamut). They truly each speak a different language. Translator COLOR MANAGEMENT Language Human Printer Monitor 1 - 10 CS600 System Controller
Chapter 1. Color Management Background Color Management All Images Start as RGB Images (photographs) start from 3 sources: 1. Cameras (RGB) 2. Scanners (RGB) 3. From scratch on a monitor (RGB) Solid colors can be defined as CMYK or PANTONE, but unless you have a calibrated & profiled monitor, you are still viewing in RGB The system What we know so far: 1. Each device has its own language (RGB, CMYK) 2. All images start out as RGB but need to be CMYK to print 3. Color Management is the translator 4. L*a*b* is the translation language and can be read with a spectrophotometer RGB (source language) L*a*b* COLOR MANAGMENT MODULE L*a*b* CMYK (destination language) A software module that runs on a computer and does the mathematical conversion of the source Lab to the destination Lab. AKA, the number cruncher. In our world, the CS600. Color Management and Workflow User Guide 1 - 11
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