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1. Re: "paste profile mismatch" ... what rendering intent is used?
Gyno-jiz Dec 18, 2009 7:49 AM (in response to Christian Davideck)The first one converts using the conversion options set in your color settings, under more options. The second doesn't convert, it assigns the destination document color space. No numbers are converted, but their appearance in the new document will change as they take on a different profile.
More about color conversion options:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Photoshop/11.0/WS46189F37-21A5-441e-8FF5-A5C35BCEDF67.html
More about rendering intents:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Photoshop/11.0/WS6078C298-CB20-4dc8-ACD4-D344110AA026.html
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2. Re: "paste profile mismatch" ... what rendering intent is used?
Zeno Bokor Dec 18, 2009 6:05 AM (in response to Christian Davideck)The first option uses whatever you set in Edit->Color Settings (click on More Options). The second one doesn't convert/change the color numbers, it just assigns the new color profile, just like the Edit->Assign Profile command does so you'll see a color shift if you choose this one.
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3. Re: "paste profile mismatch" ... what rendering intent is used?
Paulo Skylar Dec 18, 2009 7:36 AM (in response to Christian Davideck)My guess is that the second option uses the "absolute colorimetric" rendering intent. But what about the first option (preserve color appearance) ? Does it use "perceptual" or "relative colorimetric" ?
And in case this issue has not been improved upon in CS4, I'd suggest that the corresponding rendering intent be mentioned in the dialog box (in addition to or instead of the "preserve..." explanation).
You have already received correct answers, but to address part of your query with a slightly different emphasis, neither of those options sets or selects rendering intentions. The rendering intention implemented is the one you have previously set in your color settings dialog box.
Paulo




