2008/11/28 Mogens Jæger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> That should do it - I now have a working ICC profile, that I can load
> into GIMP, but how to make it work 'all over' on the desktop, is still
> to come. I have it installed on my desktop, using 2 monitors, and
> regarding the page: http://www.argyllc
doug skrev:
>
> Some of your correspondence hasn't appeared on the gimp-user list -
> I also have a Spyder2 colorimeter but haven't had it working under Linux.
> Can you give some more details and/or links?
>
Sorry - yes I have a bad habit just hitting the Reply button, and not
checking who I am
My apologies, I gave the wrong reference for where I post some of my
images, it should have been www.23hq.com/littletank. There are lots of
classifications on www.23hq.com and meetthegimp is one of them.
Norman
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my question was: what's best for the casual photographer whose workflow is:
camera -> gimp editing -> printing in a shop or publish in a web gallery
I'd better get and use an icm/icc profile or not?
as a casual photographer, what i did is this :
print a RGB color disc selecting R(FF00)G(0
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> > I've got a Spyder2 colorimeter, and I have it working under Linux - in
> > my case Suse 10.3 and 11. - have a look at Argyll.
> >
> > Second - A manufacturer profile can be better than just using the
> > monitor as-is, but you get a false feeling of correctness. It can still
> > be fa
Leonardo Canducci wrote:
> 2008/11/28 Mogens Jæger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> Leonardo Canducci skrev:
>>> I don't plan to buy a device for monitor calibration. They're not cheap nor
>>> supported on linux, and they look like overkill for my purpose: getting
>>> acceptable color consistency across dif
2008/11/28 Mogens Jæger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Leonardo Canducci skrev:
>> I don't plan to buy a device for monitor calibration. They're not cheap nor
>> supported on linux, and they look like overkill for my purpose: getting
>> acceptable color consistency across different pcs, web galleries and l
2008/11/28 Hedley Finger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Leonardo Canducci wrote:
>>
>> 'rgb profile' is set
>> >> to 'none'.
>>
>
> I am curious. The DSLR is RGB, the monitor is RGB so why would you not want
> an RGB profile? Most reasonable inkjet printers capable of printing
> photographs do a good job
2008/11/27 Sven Neumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
Hi!
> On Thu, 2008-11-27 at 15:01 +0100, Leonardo Canducci wrote:
>> In attempt to get better color fidelity when watching, editing and
>> printing (not myself) photos from my slr camera, I downloaded from
>> manufacturer support site an .icm file
Hi,
On Thu, 2008-11-27 at 15:01 +0100, Leonardo Canducci wrote:
> In attempt to get better color fidelity when watching, editing and
> printing (not myself) photos from my slr camera, I downloaded from
> manufacturer support site an .icm file for my monitor and I loaded it
> as "monitor profile" i
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