Martin,

one more note - if you are interested in more detailed and technical discussion, you can find many infromation in argyll group
http://www.freelists.org/archive/argyllcms

All the best

Kamil


On Fri, Apr 25, 2014 at 10:32 PM, Martin Kytzia <m.kytzia@uni-wuppertal.de> wrote:
I think the ProPhoto RGB is to big for current colorspaces of mobile
devices. We want to improve the rendering intent 0 (perceptual) like the
PRMG (Perceptual Reference Medium gamut) does it in printing.

This all is a seminar for us students and maybe there are lots of
solutions, but we also try to learn something, for example how you can
create a workingspace.

In our different projects in our study we developed for example a tool
with a GUI for profiling displays and cameras in particular of mobile
devices.
We also know, that colormanagemente isn’t supported yet on iOS and
Android, if any only on application level.

I'm just a student interested in this topic and trying to learn in a
practical way.

So thanks all for your help.



Am 25.04.14 21:41 schrieb "Jan-Peter Homann" unter
<homann@colormanagement.de>:

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>Hello Martin,
>Could You please explain, what is the goal of the project to create
>such a colorspace, as we already have ProPhoto standardized through
>ISO and widely available in the graphic arts ?
>
>Both iOS and Android do not support colormanagement on system level.
>
>Because of this, images with your embedded new workingspace can´t be
>color matched to the display  through ICC-profiles.
>
>Only X-Rite offers some kind of API, but this works only with non
>ICC-compliant monitor-profiles created by X-Rite software.
>
>You should consider, that also the wide gamut displays of mobile
>devices are hardwired calibrated to share in the gray axis, tertiary
>colors and skin tones IEC 61699 sRGB.
>
>If you create a  colorspace with Photoshop or a similar tool, which
>matches the wide gamut mobile displays, the skin tones definitely will
>not match the current appearance on the display.
>
>So please decribe the use case of your working space.
>
>Regards
>Jan-Peter
>
>
>Am 25.04.14 13:47, schrieb Martin Kytzia:
>> Hello guys,
>>
>>
>> I’m a student at the BU Wuppertal in Germany. I’m working on a
>> project for Prof. Dr. Stefan Brües, with the main goal to create a
>> new workingspace which includes the colorspaces of mobile devices
>> like apple iphones/ipads. Therefore my question, how can i create a
>> new/own workingspace? Which tools i need and how can i do this. My
>> idea is it to do it like the „PRMG“, to find the highest common
>> <http://www.dict.cc/englisch-deutsch/common.html> factor
>> <http://www.dict.cc/englisch-deutsch/factor.html> of the
>> colorspaces of mobile devices and to create the workingspace on
>> this basis. Could someone help me with more informations? Further i
>> would to know, how could i create a linear relation between the
>> primary colors in my own workingspace to get a neutral grey, when
>> my primary colors have the same value? And how i create a
>> equidistant workingspace?
>>
>> Additional i would to know, why is the gamma value and the
>> whitepoint (D50 or D65) in working spaces fixed? What are the
>> benefits? And what are the benefits of a workingspace with a linear
>> relation between the primary colors and of equidistant between the
>> colors?
>>
>> I hope someone can help me with answering these questions.
>>
>> I’m looking forward to hear from you guys.
>>
>> Best regards,
>>
>> Martin Kytzia
>>
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