Usages

This page applies to Harlequin v13.1r0 and later; both Harlequin Core and Harlequin MultiRIP

Object-based color management may be used in a number of places within the setinterceptcolorspace and setreproduction operators.

Object-based color management with setinterceptcolorspace

The keys in setinterceptcolorspace (see The setinterceptcolorspace operator ) that accept only an object type but not a color model are:

/DeviceCMYK
/DeviceRGB
/DeviceGray
/BlendCMYK
/BlendRGB
/BlendGray
/SourceCMYK
/SourceRGB
/SourceGray
/OverrideCMYK
/OverrideRGB
/OverrideGray

Examples of the use of an object-based dictionary to be used with these keys are:

CODE

/DeviceCMYK <<
  /Default <color-space>
  /Picture <color-space>
>>
/DeviceCMYK <<
  /Picture <color-space>
  /Text <color-space>
  /Shfill <color-space>
  /Other <color-space>
>>

The keys in setinterceptcolorspace that accept object type and color model combinations are:

/Black
/BlackTint

Object-based color management with setreproduction

The keys in setreproduction that accept object type and color model combinations are:

/Profile
/IntentMappings
Note: /IntentMappings does not accept a /Default object type (see The setreproduction operator ).
/BlackPointCompensation
/InputColorSpace

Examples of the use of an object-based dictionary to be used with these keys are:

CODE

/InputColorSpace <<
  /Default <color-space>
  /Picture << /Default <color-space> >>
>>
/InputColorSpace <<
  /Picture << /Default <color-space> >>
  /Text << /Default <color-space> >>
  /Shfill << /Default <color-space> >>
  /Other << /Default <color-space> >>
>>
/InputColorSpace <<
  /Default <color-space>
  /Picture <<
    /Default <color-space>
    /RGB <color-space>
  >>
>>
/InputColorSpace <<
  /Default <color-space>
  /Picture <<
    /CMYK <color-space>
    /RGB <color-space>
    /Gray <color-space>
    /NamedColor <color-space>
    /CIE <color-space>
  >>
>>