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I have output to very high end printers directly from BMP files that have an
RGB color space (Durst Lambda, Fujix Pictography, IRIS). The colors are
nearly identical to what I see on my monitor. Is there some conversion to
CMYK that could be done (if needed) on the way to the printer? What printer
are you outputting to?
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D.
"Tom Purcell" <hor### [at] yahoo com> wrote in message
news:web.3d7d47229c874adc28f3158d0@news.povray.org...
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> Greetings POV-Ray community,
>
> I have been called upon to generate some hard-copy of my luscious POV-Ray
> images. I've optimized the colors of my objects and lighting to produce
> vivid pictures in the on screen RGB mode image. When I try to convert my
> RGB images to the CMYK mode required by the printer, I find that much of
my
> image is out of gamut so the highlights look terrible and the image just
> doesn't match my expectations. Before I get into too many specifics, does
> anyone have any good guidelines for what I might be able to do in either
> POV-Ray or in Photoshop in order to get decent quality CMYK images?
>
> Thanks,
> Tom
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>
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