@[url=https://floss.social/users/doctormo]Martin Owens[/url] @[url=https://mastodon.art/users/inkscape]Inkscape[/url] @[url=https://floss.social/users/GIMP]GIMP[/url]
I used all the time the AdobeRGB profile, but I imported the artwork in Scribus as SVG vector.
Maybe during this step the colors were disregarded...
The point is, unless you don't have a full-gamut monitor, and a colorimeter to calibrate it, you can't really rely on what you watch on screen.
That is why I check the CYMK separation, it doesn't matter if then is in RGB, but it does matter if with the same conditions when I move an artwork from a software to another, the colors, no matter what color space is used, produce always the same values.
