ICC profile convert in batch convert mode
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ICC profile convert in batch convert mode
Hello,
It would be great if xnview could convert colorspace using ICC profile during batch convert process. Maybe it could be implemented as an effect ?
The use is to prepare images for online printing (eg: sRGB to online lab ICC profile)
Many thanks for this great piece of software !
It would be great if xnview could convert colorspace using ICC profile during batch convert process. Maybe it could be implemented as an effect ?
The use is to prepare images for online printing (eg: sRGB to online lab ICC profile)
Many thanks for this great piece of software !
Re: ICC profile convert in batch convert mode
Thank you for this new kind of filter !
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I want to suggest something I did not notice before:
ICC profile, if different from sRGB, is kept ONLY if the ICC convert transformation is applied, and the input and output fields are let BLANK, which is counterintuitive!
I mean... wouldn't it be better to make ICC preservation the default behavior so that we add the ICC conversion transformation only if we really want to convert from one profile to another?
If someone uses some different filter than sRGB, he will probably always want his ICC profile to be kept when he converts his pictures, and only-sRGB users shouldn't care to have that feature permanently enabled.
Or at least have that feature enabled by default for users who chose to have ICC management enabled in the general preferences (would be most logical).
what do you think? Am I the only one to have this?
ICC profile, if different from sRGB, is kept ONLY if the ICC convert transformation is applied, and the input and output fields are let BLANK, which is counterintuitive!
I mean... wouldn't it be better to make ICC preservation the default behavior so that we add the ICC conversion transformation only if we really want to convert from one profile to another?
If someone uses some different filter than sRGB, he will probably always want his ICC profile to be kept when he converts his pictures, and only-sRGB users shouldn't care to have that feature permanently enabled.
Or at least have that feature enabled by default for users who chose to have ICC management enabled in the general preferences (would be most logical).
what do you think? Am I the only one to have this?
Could you send me a sample? and tell me what you apply?darrask wrote:I want to suggest something I did not notice before:
ICC profile, if different from sRGB, is kept ONLY if the ICC convert transformation is applied, and the input and output fields are let BLANK, which is counterintuitive!
Pierre.
I'm confused. I did the tests with jpegs and jpeg2000 also, and it also worked for jpeg2000s in the beginning.
ICC profile/correct colors are not kept for jpeg2000s with a normal conversion, but are kept if you use a blank/empty ICC conversion transformation.
So if they're kept when using this transformation, why not making it by default also for jp2s?
ICC profile/correct colors are not kept for jpeg2000s with a normal conversion, but are kept if you use a blank/empty ICC conversion transformation.
So if they're kept when using this transformation, why not making it by default also for jp2s?