Anders Torger wrote:
> Ok, I was afraid that this would be the response. People are using
> legacy icc profiles all the time so having poor support for them is not
> really a great idea, at least not for our project. As a first step we
> can implement matrix shaper conversions ourselves though a
Thanks for the help!
Yes it's mostly like the old sRGB and that. Did not know about those
tricks, understand it's more important to protect compatbility. I'll
certainly look into the plugin thing.
/Anders
On 11/24/2013 06:24:18 PM, marti.ma...@littlecms.com wrote:
>
> Anders,
>
> This is not
Anders,
This is not a matter of adding or not the feature. It would be easy
for me just to promote the tables and use them in floating point mode.
The issue is, there are profiles around using the limited
precision as a trick to do other things, and doing what you propose
would break color rendit
Ok, I was afraid that this would be the response. People are using
legacy icc profiles all the time so having poor support for them is not
really a great idea, at least not for our project. As a first step we
can implement matrix shaper conversions ourselves though as it's quite
easy to do, bu
Quoting Anders Torger :
Hello,
> with the gamma curve specified as an array of numbers
That's the whole point. If the gamma is specified as an array of 16
bits numbers, then the interpolation happens in 16 bits. This is
because the profile, not the CMM. In fact, if the profile uses
multi
Hello,
I'm one of the developers of RawTherapee, a photo editing software with
a floating point engine and which uses lcms2 for color management.
Recently I discovered that when making a transform from float to float
(or float to 16 bit) using a basic icc with the gamma curve secified as
an a
