Rendering intents control the ways in which color connector translates the
colors from the source transform to the simulation transform and the
source or simulation transform to the destination transform when they are
out of gamut. The rendering intent deals with the color differences
between the transforms. For example, if the color of a scanned image is
out of the gamut of the destination device, the destination device cannot
reproduce that color. The color must be represented by another color that
is close to the desired color. Rendering intents determine how out-of-
gamut colors are substituted.

Automatic Rendering

You can let color connector set Rendering for you by selecting one of the
automatic settings from the Rendering drop-down list box. The automatic
settings set rendering intents for the individual transforms by comparing
their color gamuts. Both of these settings give a pleasing look but not
necessarily the most accurate reproduction.

Custom Rendering

To more closely control the way in which color connector adjusts the
differences in color representation, use the Custom Rendering
option.This option allows you to set the rendering intents individually for
all the source and simulation transforms.