Hi guys,
Yes, our database is only for JPEG. RAW colors are to much work
. I did write an article about the colors of RAW software when used with M8 RAW files, it is in proofing and should be online soon.
In regards to gamut. Forget about gamut, if you have a camera system that has been mapped to sRGB or aRGB, your are going to get sRGB or aRGB - nothing over that. What we are trying to show you with our gamut plot meant only to be compared between two cameras. It was not meant to show you which has more gamut, theoretically you can have a camera with endless gamut. It meant to show you where are the Red, Green Blue. Or in other words - how the camera maker has transformed the most pure colors available to us.
If you want to understand our color database, you need to understand that there is no such thing as accurate color. Our database will show you how camera makers twist, turn and stretch colors. For reference, we also allow you to view real life colors so you could say "mmm, the greens are slightly twisted towards the yellows compared to real life". Other wise, you don't have what to compare to. As we all know, our human eye can only compare - it has a very weak memory for color.