by Odysseus <odysseus1479-at@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Jan 15, 2008 at 07:47 AM
In article <478A330B.1040703@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
Ralph Hertle <zxcvzxcv3@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
<snip>
>
> While Photoshop can do many of these things it is about as far from
> WYSIWYG as you can get. Photoshop has good capabilities for image
> manipulation, however it doesn't change monitor settings. A dynamic
> screen image and color control system would be most of interest, so far
> that I can imagine.
You just need to give Photoshop a profile for your display, and it will
adapt its presentation of images accordingly. It uses CIE-Lab for its
native representation, which can easily accommodate the gamut of any RGB
display. Have a look at the colour management settings; they're quite
extensive.
The last thing I want is for an app to mess with system settings like my
display adjustments: whatever it does should be confined to its own
windows.
--
Odysseus
