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Can add function let blender render preview read computer display icc profile? For example, If I use the display that use 100% Adobe RGB color space. But the Blender render result didn't color managed. And display 100% sRGB color in 100% Adobe RGB display. For example, Red = 255 is in sRGB color space that equal Red = 230 in Adobe RGB color space. If the program didn't read computer icc profile will just output the image have Red = 255 in sRGB to Red = 255 in Adobe RGB. That how blender run on wide color gamut display. Also output incorrect preview on blender image viewer. This happen on window I'm not sure about linux and macos.

Is it possible to add a function to allow blender render preview to read the computer display icc profile? Read the computer's ICC profile and remap it to the preview. For example, if I use a monitor with 100% Adobe RGB color space. But Blender render the result without color management. And display 100% sRGB colors in a 100% Adobe RGB monitor. For example, in sRGB color space Red = 255 is the same as Red = 230 in the Adobe RGB color space. If the program does not read the computer icc profile, it will only output images with Red = 255 in sRGB to Red = 255 in Adobe RGB. this will produce an oversaturated image in the picture viewer and cause color inaccuracy. This happens on windows, I'm not sure about linux and macos.

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