Tutorials - Color Management for Photographers - page 402

Fig. 9-15-2 The Proof Setup from Photoshop CS (top) and CS2 (bottom) is seen here. The actual profiles seen may not match since this
dialog remembers its last used settings. In CS2, Preserve Color Number is renamed Preserve CMYK Numbers .
5. Click on the Profile pop-up menu and notice that all the ICC
profiles installed are listed but grouped in such a way that all the
Working profiles are found in the Color Settings (Working RGB,
CMYK, and Gray). Choose Euroscale Coated v2 , and ensure
that the Preview check box is on. Notice that the background
Printer_Test_File.tif image actually changes its appearance as
Photoshop produces a soft proof with this profile. By clicking the
Preview check box on and off, the color appearance changes a
small amount. We are seeing what the document would look
like if we actually converted the data from its original color space
[ U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) v2 ] into Euroscale Coated v2 .
6. Click the Preserve Color Numbers check box and notice how
the color appearance once again changes. What we are seeing
with this check box on is how the output would appear if we