Substrates Final 4-3

A calibrated, profiled monitor displays the color of the original file accurately.

True

False

True

The color see on the monitor is always the color will get when printing the file.

True

False

False

When displaying the file, applications convert from the source profile to the monitor profile (destination profile).

True

False

True

Pleasing range of continuous tones without losing detail

brightness and contrast 

The contrast of monitor

gamma

Balance of RGB

White point

Color characteristics of the display

RGB phosphors

A high monitor gamma value will result in high-contrast screen images.

True

False

True

What kind of profiles are necessary for creating a soft-proof?

a. A printer profile and a scanner profile

b. A printer profile and a monitor profile

c. A monitor profile and a scanner profile

d. A monitor profile and a digital camera profile

b. A printer profile and a monitor profile

Monitor profiling is crucial for soft-proofing.

True

False

True

In monitor profiling, the first step is to achieve consistency on the monitor by optimizing the settings for contrast, brightness, and color temperature.

Question 8Select one:

True

False

True

On the Macintosh, it is customary to set the gamma to

a. 1.2

b. 1.8

c. 2.2

d. 2.8

b. 1.8

On the PC, it is customary to set the gamma to

a. 1.2

b. 1.8

c. 2.2

d. 2.8

c. 2.2

In monitor profiling, calibration means achieving a known standard of performance, such as contrast (gamma) and color balance (white point).

True

False

True

Display conversion is usually automatically done by graphics applications that are ICC compliant (for example, Adobe Photoshop).

True

False

True

If you are trying to compare your screen image with a print viewed under D50, the white point of the monitor should be set to D65.

True

False

False

In practice, monitor profiles with a D50 white point may be brighter, whereas D65 tends to be dull and yellow.

True

False

False