XSane - Color management setup
Author: Oliver Rauch
Description: scan, photocopy and fax frontend for SANE

| # Color management setup

Index XSane mode: Viewer mode Save mode Copy mode Multipage mode Fax mode E-mail mode Gimp plugin Scan options Medium selection Color management Color correction: Gamma correction Brightness Contrast Threshold RGB default Negative Autoenhancement Default Restore Store Histogram window Pipette functions Standard options window Advanced options window Preview: Pipette white Pipette gray Pipette black Unzoom Zoom out Zoom in Undo zoom Autoselect scanarea Autoraise scanarea Select visible area Delete preview cache Preset area Rotation Aspect ratio RGB values Select scanarea Move scanarea Batch scan: Empty batch list Open batch list Save batch list Add area to list Remove selection Rename selection Rotate image Mirror image Setup: Copy setup Display setup Enhancement setup Fax setup Filetype setup E-mail setup Saving setup Color management setup | You open the setup window via the menu preferences/setup in the main window of xsane. #### Black point compensation: Do black point compensation when color transformation is done. #### Rendering intent: Select rendering intent for preview and saving. This selection is also used as default for the viewer. #### Scanner default ICM profile: Select scanner color ICM profile. This is the most important profile because this is the one that is generally used. #### Scanner default gray ICM profile: Select scanner grayscale ICM profile. #### Display ICM profile: Select display ICM profile. This profile is important for the preview and the viewer. When you do not have a profile for your display then you can select sRGB what should produce usable output. #### Custom proofing ICM profile: When you want to do proofing for an output device that is not defined as printer in the copy setup then you can select the ICM profile of this device here. #### Working color space ICM profile: When you want to work in a different color space than sRGB then you can select the ICM profile of your prefered color space.

> Author: Oliver Rauch