Export... removes ICC profile

[Hacker]

Hi,
XnView MP 1.0 64-bit.
Why does "Export..." to JPG not include the ICC profile of the original image if "Remove all Metadata" is not checked?

TIA
Roman

[xnview]

the profile is applied when loading, only Convert can save original profile

[Hacker]

Hello Pierre,
I think Save as... also includes the ICC profile.
Is there a way then to "copy" the profile from the original image to the image after export, please? And is there any other metadata that is lost when using Export...?

TIA
Roman

[xnview]

I think Save as... also includes the ICC profile.

no it's the same with 'Save'

Is there a way then to "copy" the profile from the original image to the image after export, please? And is there any other metadata that is lost when using Export...?

The only way is 'batch convert'

[Hacker]

I think Save as... also includes the ICC profile.

no it's the same with 'Save'

Very strange. If I open a JPG image which includes an ICC profile and use Save as... to simply save it then it retains the ICC profile.
(Of course, "Keep ICC profile" must be checked in the JPG write options.)

Roman

[xnview]

Settings>Icc is enabled?

[Hacker]

Settings>Icc is enabled?

If you mean Settings - General - ICC - Use ICC profile for monitor (slower), then yes, this is enabled.

Roman

[xnview]

could you send me the file used?

[Hacker]

Here you are.

Roman

[xnview]

yes right, when you use 'Save'/'Save as', the color profile used in the image is saved, not the original profile

'Export' should save profile too.

[Hacker]

Not sure I understand - what do you mean by "profile used in the image" and "original profile"?
Also, so, you confirm the difference in saving using "Save as" and "Export"?

TIA
Roman

[xnview]

Thanks to your detailed description I can reproduce the problem.

[xnview]

This problem is supposed to be fixed in XnView MP 1.01. Please check and confirm the bug fix here.

[Hacker]

Seems to work fine now, thank you!

Roman