Graphing ICC Profiles

[jimcamel]

Does anybody know of software, outside of ColorThink, that can show a 3D view of an ICC Profile's gamut; and has the ability to graph/chart in 3D the gamut of a particular TIF (jpg, etc) file.  I imagine, if overlayed, it would tell a lot about out-of-gamut colours in an image and give you some clues as how to optimize.

LrC's soft proofing will show you regions of an image that are out-of-gamut when you turn on soft proofing in Develop....BUT....all you get is that it is OUT of gamut - not by how much.

I believe ColorThink can do this - but I couldn't justify the price for this function....so I was looking for something else.

jc

HP Z9+, 44/Mac M1 Ultra/2TB/64gb, Ventura 13.4

[Gerd_Peters]

Colorlogic can do this with the programs Copra and ColorAnt.

https://colorlogic.de/en/home/

There is demo software with limited functionality for review.

However, software is more expensive than ColorThink Pro - but it can also do much more.


Greetings Gerd

[Ernst Dinkla]

Does anybody know of software, outside of ColorThink, that can show a 3D view of an ICC Profile's gamut; and has the ability to graph/chart in 3D the gamut of a particular TIF (jpg, etc) file.  I imagine, if overlayed, it would tell a lot about out-of-gamut colours in an image and give you some clues as how to optimize.

LrC's soft proofing will show you regions of an image that are out-of-gamut when you turn on soft proofing in Develop....BUT....all you get is that it is OUT of gamut - not by how much.

I believe ColorThink can do this - but I couldn't justify the price for this function....so I was looking for something else.

jc

HP Z9+, 44/Mac M1 Ultra/2TB/64gb, Ventura 13.4

Not what you really like to have but Gamutvision' s  Read Image for Analysis  is a bit better than the usual out of gamut soft proof info. And it is free.

Met vriendelijke groet, Ernst

www.pigment-print.com/spectralplots/spectrumviz_1.htm

[lingen08]

I'm using Gamutvision once in a while, but still the best viewer is the age old MonacoGamutWorks as part of the old Monaco profiling software - prior to the XRite i1Profiler and Profile Maker by Gretag McBeth before XRite took them over. MonacoGamutworks let you display and overlay several icc-profiles - about 10 max, offers a good 3D view and more. I cannot link you to any cracked version which still might be downloadable somewhere.

[digitaldog]

Why Colorthink Pro for this task:
http://www.colorwiki.com/wiki/Color_Management_Myths_26-28#Myth_26

[jimcamel]

thanks folks for your replies......I'll take a look at at Spectrumviz later this week.  The myths article on ColorWiki was also quite informative.

jc

[MatkoD]

https://www.iccview.de