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Shame on you ;-) In my even more pedantic days, I used to deliberately misunderstand Adobe RGB, etc, taking it to mean Adobe Wide or whatever it's official name is; but very few people got it so I ...

Since the elephant in the room stopped supporting Sigma models (from SD15/DP1x onward) I've stopped using ACR. It never was that good for Sigma anyway - especially for handling out-of-gamut colors. ...

On topic, IMHO. "When" is just as important than "What", arguably even more so. It is said "never say never" but I lean much more toward "never" than I do to a week or so away.

Hi Bill, Up the top of the editing frame - where all the bold, underline, etc. buttons are - over to the right you will see an image button just to the right of the link buttons. Click and hold on ...

Possibly your discomfort comes from the typically photographic use of "gamut" all by itself with no qualifier, as opposed to "color gamut"? Now that makes me uncomfortable, Jim, never seen that ...

I have no idea what Jack Holm ( principal color scientist in the Office of Strategy & Technology for Hewlett-Packard's Imaging & Printing Group;vice-chair of the International Color Consortium; ...

Given that Jack put 'gamut' in quotes, may I suggest "radiometrically linearized capture device signals" as I just posted only minutes ago ?!

Hi Scott, you are being admirably patient with a supercilious respondent who criticizes your grammar and even offers an educative link. However, you are beginning to "shout" more, for which I do ...

Quite so, Iliah, and this is made quite clear in the link I posted earlier. There, they are careful to use "radiometrically linearized capture device signals" to describe what is being measured and ...

This should do it . . . Here we see how the gray value charts and exemplifies the tonal change as the eye travels pixel-by-pixel from the ominous clouds at left toward the the waiting trees at ...

Um, does not the text in bold above say exactly the same thing? In which case, where is this "absolute nonsense" to be found?

Yes. I was given an SD14 which had that problem. Also an eBay Canon point and shoot. A small part of a camera's internal memory is kept powered for the purpose of changing the battery without ...

Ah, now I understand, thanks. I guess you don't want to switch your monitor to sRGB every time you need to view SPP output correctly and I wouldn't blame you for that!

. . . post was too subtle, so I've deleted the original content. Might replace it with a graph sometime . . ;-)

SPP 3.5.2 and 5.5.3 do appear to be properly color-managed on my Windows 7 machine, as I recall that they were in XP Pro previously (except for the catalog view thumbnails). I opened a flower TIFF ...

Interesting. My new NEC P232W screen is true 8-bit and very close to the sRGB gamut except for the brightness. Therefore, the corollary is that if I were to save a JPEG out of my editor with an ...

Indeed a most evocative picture. Personally, I felt that a slight crop would emphasize the idea of an approaching storm while reducing the amount of sea-active area which is taking attention away ...

Got my interest! I've long noted that the thumb-nails are often different to what's show in the review window but haven't to date noticed incorrect colors (other than those due to incorrect WB or ...

My experience is that you can install many versions but in reverse order of release. For example, with 6.2.1 you can then install 5.5.3, then and only then 3.5.2 I have found (windows XP and ...

+1 to that! I shoot the SD10 and SD14 at 100 ISO only (not saying anyone else should), but I do also use SPP 3.5.2 for pre-Merrill X3F files. It has a simpler, more legible User Interface with ...