Hi,

>1: I'm implementing YCbCr color profile support in ImageMagick and was testing this 
>with 
>two profiles:

>YCbCr 601 to Lab colorspace conversion profile (ycc601.icm)
>YCbCr 709 to Lab colorspace conversion profile (ycc709.icm)

>- found in (earlier?) distributions of LCMS. Using these on an YCbCr source image and 
>converting to sRGB colors, the converted image looks terrible with almost all colors 
>wrong. 
>For example, converting black (0,0,0) gives the RGB color (15,91,0). This was with 
>v1.10.

You can still find these profiles among others in http://www.littlecms.com/profiles.zip

And this works fine to me... just as example, libtiff site has a sample of non 
subsampled
YCbCr TIFF that can be handled by tifficc 
ftp://ftp.remotesensing.org/pub/libtiff/ycbcrbug11.tif

Then, doing 

tifficc -iYCC709.icm ycbcrbug11.tif out.tif

Gives out.tif in sRGB and colors looks fine. :-? Also my other YCbCr test TIFF works 
fine. 
Probably this profile is intended for TIFF and is holding encoded values. YCbCr is not 
very 
standarized at all.

What I do not undestand is why SWOP doesn't work... I'm using CMYK conversions almost
everyday without problems. Anyone else has experienced that?


>2: I'm also working on adding a postscript CSA to EPS files generated with 
>ImageMagick. EPS files 
>with CSA's from LCMS look great. Colors are excellent! But I can't make it work with 
>the small bit 
>of postscript code in the end of the CSA:
>
>
> /Current exch /ColorSpace defineresource pop

Yep, I did in such way because I needed in such way :-) but I could try to make things 
easier. 
Any suggestions?

Regards,
Marti.





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