Oce ColorWave 900, User Manual

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Gray
In the grayscale (color) space only information about the lightness is given. Lightness can
range from a minimum of 0 (black) to 100 (white).
You can define the input profile if you use the [Color feel] setting [Graphics colors].
The table below gives an overview of the possible input profiles / standardization settings.
Input profile / standardization Description
[Graphics colors: RGB input
color profile] - [ sRGB ] Use this setting to indicate the color space of a standard com-
puter monitor. sRGB is the most frequently used RGB color
space, especially in consumer grade digital cameras. sRGB is
acceptable for most consumer applications. The sRGB design
allows easy previewing on a standard computer display.
[Graphics colors: RGB input
color profile] - [ Adobe RGB ] This setting indicates an RGB color space developed by Adobe
in 1998. Adobe RGB has a larger gamut than sRGB. Adobe RGB
is included in more medium-range digital cameras, and many
professional graphic artists prefer Adobe RGB for its larger
gamut.
[Graphics colors: CMYK input
color profile] - [ ISO Coated v2
300% (ECI) ] This setting indicates an offset press standard, frequently used
in Europe to print separations and proofs on coated media.
Based upon Fogra39 with 300% ink limit.
[Graphics colors: CMYK input
color profile] - [ Uncoated
FOGRA29 ] This setting indicates an offset press standard, used in Europe
to print separations and proofs on uncoated media. Based
upon Fogra29.
[Graphics colors: CMYK input
color profile] - [ Euroscale
coated ] This setting indicates an old offset press standard, formerly
used in Europe to print separations and proofs on coated me-
dia.
[Graphics colors: CMYK input
color profile] - [ Euroscale un-
coated ] This setting indicates an old offset press standard, formerly
used in Europe to print separations and proofs on uncoated
media
[Graphics colors: CMYK input
color profile] - [ US Web coat-
ed (SWOP) ] This setting indicates an old offset press standard, formerly
used in the US to print separations and proofs on coated me-
dia.
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What is an input profile / standardization?
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