Synthetic Profile: I need help creating a Japanese NTSC (1987) D93 icc, please.

[USER]

I want to create a synthetic profile for Japanese NTSC (1987) with a 9300k (“D93”) white point.

What settings should I change and to what value? Thank you!

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[Florian Höch]

D93 chromaticity is x 0.28314 y 0.29711

[USER]

OK, thank you! I realize that the issue I was having was something else. I’m trying to use this synthetic ICC to tag a neutral LUT with this profile. Then I convert it to my monitor profile using Photoshop CC but since it is a different white temp, it looks like it didn’t work (looks warm again). Thoughts?

Thanks again for your wonderful program.

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[USER]

When I apply the synthetic profile (D93 NTSC) to a picture in Photoshop, It doesn’t seem to be any different than the warm NTSC profile.

There is definitely a difference from monitor color (Adobe RGB warm)  but the white point is the same for NTSC and NTSC-D93 (warm)

Why could that be?

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[Florian Höch]

Photoshop does not support absolute colorimetric intent with display profiles. You can create a 3D LUT (device link) and apply that in Photoshop instead.

[USER]

Perfect, thank you so much. I made things more complicated than they needed to be.

1. Create synthetic profile
2. Use it as the source in 3DLUT and choose my monitor profile as destination
3. Done!

Amazing, thank you!

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