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| AdobeRGB1998.icc | Adobe standard RGB-colorspace | ZIP HQX |
| AppleRGB.icc | Apple standard RGB-colorspace | ZIP HQX |
| CanonCLC700.icm | Color-laserprinter Canon CLC 700 | |
| ECI-RGBv10.icc | RGB-colorspace from European Color Initiative (ECI) | ZIP HQX |
| Epson2100_Premium_Semigloss_PK.icm | Epson Stylus Photo 2100 printed on Epson Premium Semigloss Paper with PhotoBlack Ink | |
| Epson7600_Best_Proof_Paper9180.icc | Epson Stylus Photo 7600 UltraChrome Ink printed on Best Remoteproof Paper 9180 Semimatt | |
| EuroscaleCoated.icc | Offsetprint Euroscale on coated paper | ZIP HQX |
| FF_Frontier_Print_sRGB.icc | Fuji Frontier - Digital RGB-printer on silver halide photopaper | |
| ISOcoated.icc | Commercial and specialty offset, paper type 1 and 2, gloss or matt coated paper - ECI | |
| ISOnewspaper26v4.icc | Standard for the newspaper offset printing process ISO 12647-3:2004 (QUIZ) at Ifra | |
| ISOuncoated.icc | Commercial and specialty offset, paper type 4, white, uncoated - ECI | |
| ISOuncoatedyellowish.icc | Commercial and specialty offset, paper type 5, uncoated slightly yellowish - ECI | |
| ISOwebcoated.icc | Commercial and specialty offset, paper type 3, low weight coated web offset - ECI | |
| LStar-RGB.icc | RGB-colorspace from BasICColor | |
| Monitor_CRT.icm | Standard consumer monitor | |
| PhotoGamutRGG_avg6c.icc | RGB-colorspace of avarage photo devices - Photogamut.org | |
| Photoshop5_CMYK.icc | Adobe Photoshop 5 Default CMYK colorprofile | ZIP HQX |
| sRGB.icm | RGB-colorspace from HP and Microsoft | ZIP HQX |
| StdSWOP.icm | Offsetprint SWOP-Standard (USA) | ZIP HQX |
| TekPhaser450.icm | Thermosublimation printer from Tektronix | |
| WideGamut.icm | Extrem large RGB-colorspace | ZIP HQX |
www.littlecms.com - Free monitor
and scanner calibration software, Open Color Management Engine CMM
www.argyllcms.com - Open source
color management tool ArgyllCMS from Graeme W. Gill
www.oyranos.org/wiki/ -
ColourWiki about OpenSource color management issues
www.computer-darkroom.com -
Tutorials about color management with Photoshop and inkjet printers on Mac and
PC
www.targets.coloraid.de -
Cheap, but high quality IT8-targets for scanner calibration from Wolf Faust
www.digitaldog.net - PDF-files
about different themes of color management
www.boscarol.com - Introduction to
ICC-color management from Mauro Boscarol
www.coloraid.de - Links to a lot of
free color tools
www.colortracker.com -
Information about color management from Marco Cattarozzi (german)
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Where to download
ICC-profiles?
www.eci.org - European Color Initiative
offers free ISO-standard ICC-profiles for offset and RGB-workspace ECI-RGB 1.0
www.ifra.com - The "Qualitätsinitiative
Zeitungsdruck" (Quiz) at Ifra offers ICC-profile for german standard newspaper
www.photogamut.org - LUT-based
RGB-colorworkspace (German)
www.pantone.com - The color experts
from Pantone offer a lot of ICC-colorprofiles under Support
www.littlecms.com/iphoto -
Selfcreated ICC-profiles for many lowprice-scanner from KWLee
About ICC-color
management
The International Color Consortium ICC was founded in 1992. A standard for color
profiles was published in 1993 by the ICC. Today the ICC-standard for color
profiles is established in most color management systems.
ICC-profiles are used in color management systems to get an accurate color
reproduction on different output devices. ICC-profiles are OS independent and
can be used on Windows based computers, on Macs and on Unix machines. ColorSync
is doing the color management in the Mac OS. On Windows based PCs ICM 2.0 is
available in Windows 98/2000/XP. Today most popular DTP and image editing
applications have an implemented support for color management with ICC-profiles.
The following illustration shows how ICC-color management controls the color
reproduction from input to output device:

An ICC-color management system consists of color profiles and color engine
(CMM). The color engine is doing the color transformation.
Inside of a color profile you find a matrix or table (LookUpTable, LUT) which
are used for for calculation from device color space to the device independent
color space (PCS). The device color space is RGB for scanner and display and
CMYK for printer. ICC-profiles have the extension *.icc or *.icm.
The color engine (CMM) is doing the calculation during a color transformation
from device color space to the profile connection space (PCS) or vice versa by
using the ICC-profiles. All calculations or automatically done by the color
engine.
The device independent color space is called profile-connection-space (PCS). The
ICC-standard allows two profile-connection-spaces: CIE-XYZ and CIELab. Both
color spaces can be converted lossless. For matrix-based-profiles a
transformation to CIE-XYZ is used. ICC-profiles which include a look-up-table (LUT)
for the color transformation convert to CIELab.
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About ICC-profiles
In ICC-profiles there exist two kinds of calculation methods:
- Matrix-based-profiles with 3x3-matrix and Tone Reproduction Curve (TRC)
- LUT-based-profiles with multidimensional Look-Up-Table (CLUT), Input- and
Output-Curves
Matrix-based-profiles are only used for RGB-devices as display, scanner and
workspace. They are quite small (20-100 kByte) in comparison to LUT-based-profiles,
because only some values have to be stored in the profile.

LUT-based-profiles are used for all output devices which work in CMYK-system.
Some RGB-devices like scanners, digital cameras or digital RGB-printer also use
LUT-based-profiles. Because of the multidimensional look-up-tables inside of the
profiles the size of LUT-based profiles is between 400 kByte and 2 MByte.

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