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Travelling into color space In the world of computers, all colors are noted as a set of three separate numbers. For instance, this color: has the numbers 111, 166 and 73. The numbers represent the specific mix of red, green... [Read More]
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Converting ColorsWhen converting colors from one color space to another we run into a major difficulty. Let's look at the color space of a specific monitor next to that of a specific printer: When superimposed, what do we get? It... [Read More]
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Calibrating Calibration is the act of changing the behaviour of a device to best match the desired colors. Some devices such as monitors and printers can be calibrated, some such as scanners and cameras cannot. Only devices whose behaviour can... [Read More]
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Comments (5)
Thank you very much for your insight and information on this subject. I personally find the psychological aspects of colour particularly the reasons why certain combinations are more appealing than others most interesting.
Perhaps you may add a section the effects of non-ideal lighting conditions on viewing prints made within a colour managed environment. Should we compensate for this if we know in advance that the print will be viewed under kitchen fluorescent lighting or in a dimly lit hallway? If so, how?
Posted by Simon Minshall | September 27, 2007 10:22 PM
Posted on September 27, 2007 22:22
Hi Igor
Thanks for the work you're putting into this. I'm looking forward to reading more as the series develops.
Posted by Gary | September 29, 2007 8:40 PM
Posted on September 29, 2007 20:40
Hey!
Your blog is absolutely amazing. I just stumbled upon it the other day and have read all your posts. Thanks for writing such great info in a concise format. Keep up the good work!
Jeff
Posted by Jeff | October 2, 2007 8:33 AM
Posted on October 2, 2007 08:33
Hey Igor,
As others have said, this blog is great and a very useful resource—keep it up!
Posted by Dmitry Fadeev | October 3, 2007 3:36 PM
Posted on October 3, 2007 15:36
Thanks for the comments and kudos. Those, along with the stats, will sure keep me going for a while....
Posted by Igor | October 3, 2007 3:58 PM
Posted on October 3, 2007 15:58