Hi everybody,
A little question about rendering intent in image processing apps and workflows: do you have a good reason to choose Perceptual and not relative colorimetric? I know that when you want to convert towards a smaller color space, this rendering intent is supposed to give you a better result by keeping intact the relationships between colors.
But with this setting, all images are modified even if it is not necessary (the colors in the CMYK file are modified even when the RGB file presents no out of gamut colors). Therefore, the interest of choosing Perceptual and not relative colorimetric seems to be limited to images presenting difficult (out of gamut) colors but even in this case, the gain doesn't seems visible, according to my tests… What do you think?
Best regards.
THierry
A little question about rendering intent in image processing apps and workflows: do you have a good reason to choose Perceptual and not relative colorimetric? I know that when you want to convert towards a smaller color space, this rendering intent is supposed to give you a better result by keeping intact the relationships between colors.
But with this setting, all images are modified even if it is not necessary (the colors in the CMYK file are modified even when the RGB file presents no out of gamut colors). Therefore, the interest of choosing Perceptual and not relative colorimetric seems to be limited to images presenting difficult (out of gamut) colors but even in this case, the gain doesn't seems visible, according to my tests… What do you think?
Best regards.
THierry