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How do create a proof setup for ACES, particularlly ACEScg as well as HDR. So that I can aslong as the display can display either gamut, luminance; what colors may be clipped by the display ?

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https://community.acescentral.com/t/aces-photoshop-friendly-workflows/1369

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View > Gamut Warning.

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Moved to the Color Management Board.

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I was informed I could create a proof setup in Photoshop then whatever colors which are outside of the gamut for the display device, Photoshop could show those colors ?

It sounds as if this is not possible and the only way to do this is though the software colorthink ?

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A lot of colour may be clipped unless you have a very capable display

An application like the excellent colorthink alows you to plot in 3D the various colorspaces (including the accurate ICC profile you made of your own calibrated display [you did do that, right])

I believe that ACES also has a massive potential luminance - you're not going to be able to simulate that without as very capable display

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