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Overall Architecture of Color Management System

Every successful color-imaging system employs one or more means for controlling and adjusting color information throughout the system. Color management can be incorporated in various forms, used either alone or in various combinations. As the hurt of every color-management approach is an implicitly or explicitly defined paradigm-an underlaying conceptual model that ultimately determines how an imaging system using that color management will work. One of the problems facing the color imaging industry today is that there are many different kinds of systems that all seem to work in very different ways. If the color-imaging industry were to adopt common color-interchange standards and common overall color-management architecture, it would facilitate the interchange of digital images among various applications and among different computer platforms and operating systems. The aim of this paper is to show several possible overall architectures of color management system that could be used to help achieve that goal.

Color Management; Profile Connection Space; Color Image

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