Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Colour Management => Topic started by: keithcooper on August 16, 2016, 09:28:09 am
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Just having a quick look in ColorSync utility at a profile I'd made for the Canon PRO-2000 on my laptop (10.11) and had a feeling it looked different to what I recalled from my desktop machine (10.10)
It seems that the mesh rendering has changed from 10.10 (right) to 10.11 (left), so that the new one smooths out some dips/spikes.
Raised more as an FYI and wondering what other changes there are if anyone knows?
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Perhaps a bit of rounding error fix in graphing library??
There is a forum/mailing list for colorsync (or there used to be) at Apple
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Perhaps a bit of rounding error fix in graphing library??
There is a forum/mailing list for colorsync (or there used to be) at Apple
I thought that was a likely reason - just curiosity really (the list is still there)
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Perhaps a bit of rounding error fix in graphing library??
Or bug. Never use it for that task, don't trust it anyway. ColorThink Pro is the hot ticket for these reasons:
http://www.colorwiki.com/wiki/Color_Management_Myths_26-28#Myth_26
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Or bug. Never use it for that task, don't trust it anyway. ColorThink Pro is the hot ticket for these reasons:
http://www.colorwiki.com/wiki/Color_Management_Myths_26-28#Myth_26
A hot ticket at $400 for the pro version I believe?
Perfectly justifiable for people who work in the field and it contributes it to their business ... but for the rest of us?
Any suggestions for those of us without $400 in loose change sitting around ;-)
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A hot ticket at $400 for the pro version I believe?
Perfectly justifiable for people who work in the field and it contributes it to their business ... but for the rest of us?
Any suggestions for those of us without $400 in loose change sitting around ;-)
You've got the free, and I'll suggest wrong gamut map, what's wrong? ;D
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You've got the free, and I'll suggest wrong gamut map, what's wrong? ;D
Thanks for your helpful note...
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http://www.gamutvision.com (http://www.gamutvision.com)
The apple list: https://lists.apple.com/mailman/listinfo/colorsync-users ([email protected])
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Gamutvision is indispensable for a lot of useful profile analysis, and a lot cheaper than ColorThink Pro. One caveat is that Gamutvision is Windows-only...
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Any suggestions for those of us without $400 in loose change sitting around ;-)
Sure - ArgyllCMS (http://www.argyllcms.com/doc/iccgamut.html) - free, just as capable, but not as convenient to use.
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If you don't need to work sheet, the 149.00 version of ColorThink will give you more features than ColorSync and this includes the accuracy. In addition, if you mention a blogger Ronmart, I think you will get another 10% off ( I just purchased ColorThink Pro last week and I received the 10%. Rick at Chromic was very friendly!). I am in no way affiliated with Ron Martinsen. I do know Ron and I take full advantage of any discount :-)
One of the drivers for me purchasing ColorThink was the ColorSync utility on Mac seems to be a forgotten application. It will hang rendering profiles on the system, crash, and in general be slow. This is running on a 6 Core Xeon MacPro, no excuse for its performance woes.
-tony
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Gamutvision is indispensable for a lot of useful profile analysis, and a lot cheaper than ColorThink Pro. One caveat is that Gamutvision is Windows-only...
And Gamutvision is now free, albeit unsupported. The only problem is that the registration system doesn't work with Win10 at the moment.