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For printer ICC color profiles, what is the reference? Is it Adobe RGB/sRGB or something else?

A device's color space/profile (ICC) is in reference to visible light... typically defined in RGB colors/numbers. I.e. all devices are just some portion of the total RGB viewable spectrum... they are ...
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For printer ICC color profiles, what is the reference? Is it Adobe RGB/sRGB or something else?

This isn't really an answer, but too much for a comment. I feel it needs to be established how the OP's workflow is set up Can we establish some basics. You don't "calibrate to sRGB or Adobe 98&...
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For printer ICC color profiles, what is the reference? Is it Adobe RGB/sRGB or something else?

For printer ICC profiles, the reference is the set of colors the printer is capable of reproducing with the specified inks on the specified paper when viewed under specified lighting conditions. For ...
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How does "blue light" from computer monitor warp our perception of RGB color gamut when photo editing?

My first thought would be: The "Blue Light is a dangerous to the eye" is really misunderstood. Modern monitors do not emit dangerous radiation. You could say so during the cathodic rays ...
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How does "blue light" from computer monitor warp our perception of RGB color gamut when photo editing?

When there is an overwhelming color bias to what you are viewing it results in cone fatigue... the RGB (short/middle/long wavelength) receptors in the eye responsible for that color become tired/...
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How does "blue light" from computer monitor warp our perception of RGB color gamut when photo editing?

It depends somewhat upon whether your target for the monitor is D65, which has become pretty much universal among graphic design professionals, or D50, which has long been the standard for print ...
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