In a message dated 1/11/06 11:02 AM, Andrew Rodney wrote:

> I found this ³interesting² and thought I¹d see what others think of this
> statement:
>
> by WILL CROCKETT  UPDATED January, 2006.
>
> [snip]
>
> A link goes to a page that also states:
>
> FACT ONE: there are no printers with a color space (aka output space) that
> is larger (holding more volume of data) than sRGB.

That depends on how one interprets that statement:

- if that means a printer space that *encompasses* sRGB (i.e., contains all
of sRGB and even surpasses it), then it may be so;

- if one means that printers do not exceed the gamut of sRGB, that is not
true: though not overall larger than sRGB, even my lowly Epson 2200 can
print colors in the green-cyan and green-yellow-orange ranges on Premium
Luster paper that well exceed the gamut of sRGB.
(See my personal page for the ColorThink graph:
<http://home.mindspring.com/~marcoug>)

So the answer is yes and no, depending on what one means to say.

--------------
Marco Ugolini
Mill Valley, CA


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