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Color management 239
This is an example of three types of images and their corresponding rendering intents.
Perceptual — Choose this rendering intent for photographs and bitmaps that
contain many out-of-gamut colors. The overall color appearance is preserved by
changing all colors, including in-gamut colors, to fit within the destinations range
of colors at the destination. This rendering intent maintains the relationships
between colors to produce the best results.
Saturated — Choose this rendering intent to produce more concentrated solid
colors in business graphics, such as charts and graphs. Colors may be less accurate
than those produced by other rendering intents.
Relative Colorimetric — Choose this rendering intent for logos or other graphics
to preserve original colors. If a match is not found for the source colors, then the
closest possible match is found. This rendering intent causes the white point to
shift. In other words, if you are printing on white paper, the white areas of an
image use the white of the paper to reproduce the color. Therefore, this rendering
intent is a good option for printing images.
Absolute Colorimetric — Choose this rendering intent for logos, or other
graphics, that require very precise colors. If no match is found for the source colors,
then the closest possible match is used. The Absolute Colorimetric and Relative
Colorimetric rendering intents are similar, but the Absolute Colorimetric
rendering intent preserves the white point through the conversion and does not
adjust for the whiteness of the paper. This option is used mainly for proofing.
What is “soft-proofing”?
Soft-proofing lets you generate an on-screen preview of what the image will look like
when it’s reproduced. This technique simulates the “hard-proofing” stage in a
traditional printing workflow. However, unlike hard-proofing, soft-proofing lets you
look at the final result without committing ink to paper. For example, you can preview
what the printed image will look like when a specific brand of printer is used. You can
also preview what the image will look like on another type of monitor.
Saturated
Relative
Colorimetric
Perceptual
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