Hello Martin,
it's obvious that you have problems with essential principles of color
management; i suggest you read some good books (from Bruce Fraser, p.e.)
and post your questions to color sync group, as there are some really great
minds and are focused more to color managemt than this group; btw, your
problem was widely discussed in color sync group.
All the best
Kamil
On Fri, Apr 25, 2014 at 1:47 PM, Martin Kytzia <m.kytzia(a)uni-wuppertal.de>wrote;wrote:
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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