How to create a custom preset to use for your display’s colour profile, how you can make use of measurements of a colorimeter, or adjust white point by eye.
ColorSync
Achieving reliable colour reproduction with computers drew from several fields from neurophysiology to physics. Could it have been accomplished by anything other than humans?
First released in 1993 to support colour printing, version 2.0 in 1995 brought fuller features and ICC support. Still going strong despite the decline of colour printing.
What could be a valuable collections of tools for working with colour has been sadly neglected, and left to grow weeds and bugs.
How to prepare images for colour-critical situations, such as submission to a jury, or for giclée printing.
Working with colour profiles in images, and when to avoid using them.
Colour calibration is important, particularly for displays. Instruments to do this can be costly, but even a more basic method is a big help.
This explains how OS X renders an image for output, to the display, printer, etc., and what rendering intent is.
Explaining colour management for the non-pro user. Why do you need it?
I tried to remove some colour profiles using the Finder, but they still appear in the menu. Is there a better way?
