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Working with Rendering Intent
Rendering intent deals with how the color profile selected is converted from one color space into another. When you define rendering intent you are specifying how the colors should be displayed, even at the expense of the original gamut (colors) within the active document. The rendering intent you choose depends on whether colors are critical in an image and on your preference of what the overall color appearance of an image should be. Many times the intent of the images color gamut is different than how the original image was shot.
Work with Rendering Intent
Open a document.
Click the View menu, point to Proof Setup , and then click Custom .
Click the Rendering Intent list arrow, and then select from the following options:
Perceptual.
Preserves the natural colors of an image, as viewed by the human eye, sometimes at the expense of the true color values. Good for photographic images.
Saturation.
Produces vivid colors in an image, without paying attention to the original color values of the image. Good for business graphics, and charts where you want the colors to pop.
Relative Colorimetric.
Shifts the color space of the document to that of the maximum highlight values of the destination. Useful for photographic images, and preserves more of the original color than Perceptual.
Absolute Colorimetric.
Clips any colors in the destination image that do not fall into the color gamut of the destination. Use to proof images sent to devices, such as 4-color presses.
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