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The most important setting is the "device profile". While it is expected that the current profile, probably one that has a name that includes the monitor or display name of your computer is the correct choice. However, for a context that can be easily compared on multiple devices it may be more helpful to change the device profile to a well used profile, the sRGB one. Note that the "sRGB IEC61966-2.1" profile is a good standard to use unless your particular working situation may demand a better option. The full options set are presented briefly, the reasoning for these choices is due to achieving the best possible balance between practical and ideal accuracy. The settings below establish particular options for different scenarios.
The most important setting is the "device profile". While it is expected that the current profile, probably one that has a name that includes the monitor or display name of your computer is the correct choice. However, for a context that can be easily compared on multiple devices it may be more helpful to change the device profile to a well used profile, the sRGB one. Note that the "sRGB IEC61966-2.1" profile is a good standard to use unless your particular working situation may demand a better option. The full options set are presented briefly, the reasoning for these choices is due to achieving the best possible balance between practical and ideal accuracy. The settings below establish particular options for different scenarios.


<code>Device profile: sRGB IEC61966-2.1 <br>
<code>
Device profile: sRGB IEC61966-2.1 <br>
Viewing condition profile: System Default (WCS profile for ICC viewing conditions) <br>
Viewing condition profile: System Default (WCS profile for ICC viewing conditions) <br>
Default rendering intent: Absolute colorimetric <br>
Default rendering intent: Absolute colorimetric <br>

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