Excellent Explanation of PL6 Working Color Space and Color Rendering

[Wolfgang ([ Win10, PL+VP+FP, Nik7 / 3.3 ])]

@Stenis

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I have found that when my monitor is set in sRGB Photolab Print will print all files in sRGB regardless of the embedded ICC in the files. In that case not just an sRGB-file will print in sRGB but even files with ProPhoto-, P3- or Adobe RGB-ICC profiles too.
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but especially one thing is important to know and that is how the monitor setting affects the printing in Photolab´s Print-module.
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Today, I think many users don´t have any idea of how the monitor settings might affect their printing.
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I guess most users still expects the color management system in Photolab to use the embedded ICC-profile in the files when printing instead of the active monitor settings for the monitor.

@Stenis

Had already read your conclusion, that the active monitor profile would effect the embedded ICC profile when printing. – Fortunately this is not true, or let’s say that’s not how it is supposed to be.

If things are set up correctly, the active monitor profile will be recognized by the system and will ensure that your file is displayed according to the “capacity” of the monitor, but does not change the print output.

→ The monitor property / profile determines what is visible, but it doesn’t “kinda” convert the image.