[Openicc] Camera Input Profiling etc.
Kai-Uwe Behrmann
ku.b at gmx.de
Fri Feb 11 09:31:11 PST 2011
I changed your subject line to be more readable.
Am 10.02.11, 22:11 -0500 schrieb Scott Geffert:
> As today's digital content needs to flow into and through any and all
> media it is important that the treatment of color is as seamless and
> open as possible. From a content creator's perspective images text and
> illustrations need to flow from layouts to let's say PDFs that will need
> to display on the web, on multiple tablets and phones and may be printed
> on offset, or on-demand presses as well as end user printing from
> laptops and portable devices.
>
> Here are just a few user communities that NEED accurate color:
>
> Manufacturing
> Advertising
> Branding
> Medical Imaging
> Law Enforcement
> Museums Galleries
> Retailers
> Automotive
> Scientists
> Geologists
> Fashion
> Printers
> Digitization Vendors
> Web developers
> etc etc.
I think several people have a good part of these audiences in mind.
Personally I would add motion pictures and video/tv.
However our resources are limited to few projects if at all at a time.
Discussions, like the recent ones here on list, are a very valueable and
helpful to give things a clearer direction. It happend to be just about
printing. Maybe because it has a comparedly long history.
If you feel ready, you can start a own project covering the input side of
ICC colour management or join a existing project or just discuss it here.
Perhaps camera, scan and movie people are just lurking and wait for the
right key words to enter into a discussion. Feel free to open a according
thread.
Just remember about last year at LGM and a interessting session about
DCP colour management. Some aspects around it where discussed including
its integration into ICC colour management.
kind regards
Kai-Uwe Behrmann
--
developing for colour management
www.behrmann.name + www.oyranos.org
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