Hi, Tor Lillqvist <tml@xxxxxx> writes: > Assume GIMP uses Sven's original idea (i.e. Alastair's preferred > method) where images keep their original colour space. Say a user is > working on an image in some colour space with a much larger gamut than > sRGB. If the colour selector allows only sRGB colours to be selected, > the "most blue" colours he can select have the B value 255. When > converted to the image's wide-gamut colour space, the colour will have > significantly less B value. There won't be any way to select the > colours that are out of the colour selector's sRGB gamut. Who said the color would be converted to the image's color-space? We are discussing short-term solutions for color management here. GIMP won't know anything about color-spaces. All we are discussing here is whether it makes sense to use display filters to color-correct the image display (and optionally color selector displays). The other point that we are discussing is how file plug-ins should handle embedded color profiles, i.e. whether to attach the profile to the image or not. Sven
