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CGColorSpaceMBS.kCGColorSpaceModelCMYK=2
Type | Topic | Plugin | Version |
const | CoreGraphics | MBS MacCG Plugin | 9.5 |
A CMYK color space model.
Available in Mac OS X v10.5 and later.
CGColorSpaceMBS.kCGColorSpaceModelDeviceN=4
Type | Topic | Plugin | Version |
const | CoreGraphics | MBS MacCG Plugin | 9.5 |
A DeviceN color space model.
Available in Mac OS X v10.5 and later.
CGColorSpaceMBS.kCGColorSpaceModelIndexed=5
Type | Topic | Plugin | Version |
const | CoreGraphics | MBS MacCG Plugin | 9.5 |
An indexed color space model.
Available in Mac OS X v10.5 and later.
CGColorSpaceMBS.kCGColorSpaceModelLab=3
Type | Topic | Plugin | Version |
const | CoreGraphics | MBS MacCG Plugin | 9.5 |
A Lab color space model.
Available in Mac OS X v10.5 and later.
CGColorSpaceMBS.kCGColorSpaceModelMonochrome=0
Type | Topic | Plugin | Version |
const | CoreGraphics | MBS MacCG Plugin | 9.5 |
A monochrome color space model.
Available in Mac OS X v10.5 and later.
CGColorSpaceMBS.kCGColorSpaceModelPattern=6
Type | Topic | Plugin | Version |
const | CoreGraphics | MBS MacCG Plugin | 9.5 |
A pattern color space model.
Available in Mac OS X v10.5 and later.
CGColorSpaceMBS.kCGColorSpaceModelRGB=1
Type | Topic | Plugin | Version |
const | CoreGraphics | MBS MacCG Plugin | 9.5 |
An RGB color space model.
Available in Mac OS X v10.5 and later.
CGColorSpaceMBS.kCGColorSpaceModelUnknown=-1
Type | Topic | Plugin | Version |
const | CoreGraphics | MBS MacCG Plugin | 9.5 |
An unknown color space model.
Available in Mac OS X v10.5 and later.
CGColorSpaceMBS.kCGRenderingIntentAbsoluteColorimetric=1
Type | Topic | Plugin | Version |
const | CoreGraphics | MBS MacCG Plugin | 9.5 |
Map colors outside of the gamut of the output device to the closest possible match inside the gamut of the output device. This can produce a clipping effect, where two different color values in the gamut of the graphics context are mapped to the same color value in the output device's gamut. Unlike the relative colorimetric, absolute colorimetric does not modify colors inside the gamut of the output device.
CGColorSpaceMBS.kCGRenderingIntentDefault=0
Type | Topic | Plugin | Version |
const | CoreGraphics | MBS MacCG Plugin | 9.5 |
The default rendering intent for the graphics context.
CGColorSpaceMBS.kCGRenderingIntentPerceptual=3
Type | Topic | Plugin | Version |
const | CoreGraphics | MBS MacCG Plugin | 9.5 |
Preserve the visual relationship between colors by compressing the gamut of the graphics context to fit inside the gamut of the output device. Perceptual intent is good for photographs and other complex, detailed images.
CGColorSpaceMBS.kCGRenderingIntentRelativeColorimetric=2
Type | Topic | Plugin | Version |
const | CoreGraphics | MBS MacCG Plugin | 9.5 |
Map colors outside of the gamut of the output device to the closest possible match inside the gamut of the output device. This can produce a clipping effect, where two different color values in the gamut of the graphics context are mapped to the same color value in the output device's gamut. The relative colorimetric shifts all colors (including those within the gamut) to account for the difference between the white point of the graphics context and the white point of the output device.
CGColorSpaceMBS.kCGRenderingIntentSaturation=4
Type | Topic | Plugin | Version |
const | CoreGraphics | MBS MacCG Plugin | 9.5 |
Preserve the relative saturation value of the colors when converting into the gamut of the output device. The result is an image with bright, saturated colors. Saturation intent is good for reproducing images with low detail, such as presentation charts and graphs.
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