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On Monday, July 23, 2007, 6:51:58 PM, Daniel wrote:
DH> On Mon, Jul 23, 2007 at 06:35:00PM +0200, Chris Lilley wrote:
On Monday, July 23, 2007, 1:28:34 PM, Daniel wrote:
DH> As for colour spaces, you seem to understand that even CMYK support is DH> not enough for hardcore logo and printing design. And of course let's DH> not forget that Inkscape, like other SVG-aware applications, is DH> constrained by the lack of support in the standard. Until the new SVG DH> standard, which (I believe) is planned to support CMYK, is out,
SVG 1.0 supported calibrated CMYK color spaces. It became a W3C Recommendation in 04 September 2001.
SVG Print 1.2 additionally supports uncalibrated CMYK. There is a working draft available which is expected to go to Last call soon.
DH> I'm glad you clarified that. Would I be correct in saying that the DH> Inkscape people are hanging on for 1.2 before unleashing CMYK on us?
Only if they are hanging on for uncalibrated CMYK, ie CMYK that doesn't say what actual color is required.
For calibrated CMYK, its already there in the standard, so anyone can implement it.
DH> As DH> I say, it's not a feature I have any need for, but I am now curious to DH> know.