oXYgen Scanning Application User Guide Addendum - Kodak

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The rendering intent determines how the color conversion is done from one color space to another. The rendering intent for the Display method is determined in the Display window. Figure 18: Lower Bar in Display Window When working with a device link (in ICC Color Management), the ICC Flow Setup dialog box is not available because the conversion method (part of the device link) is determined in the ICC Flow Setup dialog box. For this reason, the rendering intent for the Display is located in the Display window. Rendering Intent Options There are four (4) Rendering Intents and an Automatic option: • Perceptual – the most common Rendering Intent used to achieve a good reproduction of the original; preserves the visual relationship between colors by shrinking the entire color space and by shifting all the colors. • Saturation – reproduces the saturated colors of an image into the color gamut of the output device. • Relative Colorimetric – maps the colors that are out of gamut to the closest possible color within the gamut of the target color space, without affecting the colors that were inside the color space (those remain as they were). • Absolute Colorimetric – matches color exactly with no adjustment made for the white point or black point, which would alter the image brightness. • Automatic – uses the default color translation included in the profile. NOTE: Clicking OK preserves the selected Rendering Intent, while clicking Cancel turns the application to its default, as in the Perceptual mode. 30 oXYgen Scanning Application - User Guide Addendum
New Negative Film Types Film type tables are now available for the most popular film types on the market. The film type is now located in the ICC section of the Setup dialog box. In this location, it makes use of the ICC workflow for better color quality. You can modify the film types by using the Negative Balance tool and saving the modified table for future use. New Sharp Tables There are now five (5) types of pre-defined Sharp Tables: • Default • Smooth • Sharp • Very Smooth • Very Sharp Most scans can benefit from the use of one of these five (5) tables. They provide a good base from which users can proceed with fine-tuning with the sharpness tool. For further information about sharpness, see the user guide, oXYgen Scanning Application User Guide, Chapter 9, page 149-150 (399Z1P555C). oXYgen Scanning Application - User Guide Addendum 31
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