Bruce Fraser
Self-confessed "color geek" Bruce Fraser wrote, taught, and consulted on publishing, imaging, and color issues for more than two decades. A Contributing Editor for www.creativepro.com, Bruce published hundreds of articles on color management and color image reproduction. He was the co-author of the award-winning "Real World Photoshop" series, as well as "Real World Color Management," all from Peachpit Press. He was also a founder and principal of Pixel Genius, LLC (www.pixelgenius.com), an industry think-tank and developer of the PhotoKit
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In my last column on relative gamut sizes in color spaces such as my epon
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This month BruceRGB celebrates its second birthday.
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Color management is hard enough to figure out even when things work as advertised.
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Color management systems such as Apple's ColorSync and Microsoft's ICM 2.0 are touted by their creators as easy, automatic tools for matching color
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For the past few months I've been writing about making color management work -- including describing any end-runs we can make around this rather un
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During the recent Seybold Seminars, one of the few topics on which pundits and practitioners agreed is that Adobe Photoshop's soft-proofing mechani
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In the days before color management, all applications displayed RGB files by simply sending the color values in the file straight to the monitor.
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One of the most common complaints I hear from people who grapple with the complexities of color management is that each application has its own use
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