g'day everyone,
I'm using lcms via Delphi to perform to separate to CMYK.
Sometimes it works, and sometimes gives a fatal error:
Error #3000; Output profile is operating on wrong colorspace
resulting in abrupt program termination.
To me the message suggests that the problem is the Color Space
Marti, can you either prove this func is safe, or make it safe :-)
You are right, this is not safe. I have added this to the bug list.
Thanks fort let me know.
Regards
Marti.
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From: "Louis Solomon [SteelBytes]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "lcms-user"
Sent: Monda
Hi,
You can do that, but it is not so easy. Let's assume you have
a colormap operating in RGB -> RGB. You could embed this
colormap in a devicelink profile. This can be done by using the
proper functions, see the examples mktiff8.c, mkcmy.c,
itufax.c and mkgrayer.c in the samples directory.
Bu
This works well, but when we use the internal profiles we don't know what
to
do. There is no disk file to copy, so what do we do? Is the some function
or
other way to create something suitable for embedding.
Hi,
Just use _cmsSaveProfileToMem() as suggested by Kai-Uwe.
BTW, 1.15 should solve
Hi,
Can sometime indicate what I'm doing wrong, and/or how I can identify
valid output profiles to use with CMYK separations.
The format descriptor holds more information that just the colorspace,
it also has the encoding, extra channels, planar configuration,
bytes per sample, etc.
You cou
On Wednesday 07 December 2005 11:16, Marti wrote:
> > This works well, but when we use the internal profiles we don't know what
> > to
> > do. There is no disk file to copy, so what do we do? Is the some function
> > or
> > other way to create something suitable for embedding.
>
> Hi,
>
> Just use
