Or just use sRGB

Posted Dec 14, 2009 20:15 UTC (Mon) by njs (subscriber, #40338)
In reply to: Or just use sRGB by edmundo
Parent article: Web Boosts the Cause of Free Color (Internet Evolution)

> I don't know very much about colour printing, but I rather get the impression that the people advocating this "Open Color Standard project" don't know much more than I do.

Not sure where you're getting that -- I don't know how expert they are on digital color (though I'd assume quite a bit more than the average bear), but they're clearly experienced with the realities of prepress. They're talking about making physical swatch books and finding color-matched inks usable for spot color. That's what Pantone does that makes it more than just a weird discretized version of L*a*b*.