OK, thanks.
I did that and then used gcm-view to see if there were any problems. All of
them except one were colorspace YCbCr and no problems were reported. One
was colorspace RGB and has the problem "The profile has the following
problems:
• A scum dot is present for media white".
So "unsupported
either you double-click in Nautilus or Nemo or type
bash$ gcm-import
in a terminal and you should see the attached dialog, you click "view
details" and can start investigating ...
--
regards
Bernhard
http://www.bilddateien.de
Colin Adams schrieb am 02.08.2016 um 21:54:
What's the command
What's the command to open a .icm file in gnome-color-manager? I'd like to
look at one of my Nikon D810 files.
On Tue, 2 Aug 2016 at 20:37 Bernhard wrote:
> I opened this in gnome color manager and viewed the profile.
>
> It gives the following remarks:
>
> The profile has the following problems
Hello,
I've following this thread with great interest, since I have a Nikon 7200
and I was even thinking about developing from jpegs instead of raws.
Could you please instruct me with what to do with those .icm files? e.g.,
where to put it in my system. I know it's for the D7100, but since Saint
List admin, I feel things would be best served if you could make it
repply-all automatically.
On Tue, Aug 2, 2016 at 2:30 PM, Michael wrote:
> Colin, thanks for hitting reply all I wanted to follow this thread and
> if you wouldn't have done that I would not have been able to.
>
>
> On Tue,
Thanks.
That's working well in conjunction with a drawn mask.
On Tue, 2 Aug 2016 at 15:39 Pascal Obry wrote:
>
> Hi Colin,
>
> > I want to darken the (reasonably monotone) background of a picture. I
> > can use the colour pick to get the RGB values. Which module(s) can I
> > then use to darken t
Thanks.
But I'm having difficulties with this. I'm trying to use the exposure
module to give a negative exposure compensation within the range selected
by the mask.
The first difficulty i'm have is that the RGB values given by the colour
picker in the left pane (54, 59, 55) differ greatly from the
Hi Colin,
> I want to darken the (reasonably monotone) background of a picture. I
> can use the colour pick to get the RGB values. Which module(s) can I
> then use to darken that tone?
I would try the "color zones" with the lightness tab.
--
Pascal Obry / Magny Les Hameaux (78)
The best
You could use modules like exposure, brightness-contrast-saturation, zone
system or tone curve, and apply a parametric mask. The colour zones module
allows selection based on hue or lightness or saturation, and you can
combine that with masks, too.
Kofa
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I want to darken the (reasonably monotone) background of a picture. I can
use the colour pick to get the RGB values. Which module(s) can I then use
to darken that tone?
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