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The 35 pages that link to Color management, each with the reason it gives.

• Color theoryRelated: Color models and calibration help preserve intended colors across media.

• ColorimetryRelated: Colorimetric measurements provide the basis for translating colors between device-dependent systems.

• CIE 1931 color spaceRelated: Device-independent XYZ coordinates help connect device-specific color encodings.

• Color gamutRelated: It coordinates differing device gamuts to preserve intended image appearance.

• Color appearance modelRelated: Appearance models help predict whether device conversions preserve intended perceptual color.

• Desktop publishingRelated: Color management helps screen colors translate more predictably to printed output.

• Color differenceRelated: Color differences reveal how far reproduced colors depart from intended colors.

• Simultaneous contrastRelated: Standard viewing conditions limit contextual shifts when colors are evaluated across devices.

• sRGBRelated: Color management uses sRGB's defined encoding when interpreting or converting image colors.

• Inkjet printingRelated: Inkjet color depends on translating digital values into the printer's inks and chosen paper.

• Chromatic adaptationRelated: Managing viewing conditions reduces mismatches caused by different illuminants and adaptation states.

• Color depthRelated: Color depth sets precision that color-managed conversions must preserve or reduce.

• Color photographyRelated: It helps a photograph retain predictable colors from capture through display and printing.

• Book designRelated: It helps printed covers and images match their intended colors.

• CIELAB color spaceRelated: Device-independent CIELAB values can connect device-specific color descriptions.

• Digital paintingRelated: It helps preserve intended colors across displays, software, and print.

• Display P3Related: Color management maps Display P3 colors appropriately when devices use different gamuts.

• Gamma correctionRelated: Color management interprets transfer curves so values retain intended appearance across devices.

• Adobe RGB color spaceRelated: Profile-aware conversion prevents Adobe RGB images from appearing dull on sRGB displays.

• Art reproductionRelated: Color management addresses shifts between an artwork and its reproduced image.

• ColorfulnessRelated: Managing vivid colors requires accounting for device limits and viewing-dependent appearance.

• Pantone Matching SystemRelated: Color management addresses device-dependent reproduction that a Pantone spot-ink reference alone cannot control.

• Photographic archiveRelated: Consistent color management helps digital surrogates represent photographic originals reliably.

• CyanRelated: Profiles and calibration help preserve cyan when artwork moves from screen to print.

• Cover artRelated: It helps printed cover colors match the approved artwork.

• GIMPRelated: GIMP's color-management settings help images retain intended colors across displays and print.

• RGB color spacesRelated: It uses color-space definitions and profiles to translate RGB values between devices.

• Standard illuminantRelated: The whole system works by attaching illuminant information to every color description.

• Sky blueRelated: It reduces unwanted shifts when a sky-blue design moves between devices.