Re: Friday Flashback #262

That was an awesome day when we posted that. Sent from my iPhone > On Feb 12, 2016, at 10:25 AM, Stephen Blair wrote: > > SOFTIMAGE|XSI user story > Capcom Lost Planet user story > 2006 > > http://wp.me/powV4-3hD

Re: Arnold (SiToA) for toon shading?

I'll try that. I read that obq thing goes to c:/windows. Glad you share some light on this. Toon shaders are my main interest along that hair shading dll. Thanks On Feb 11, 2016 11:45 PM, "javier gonzalez" wrote: > This dll Obq_Shaders__Core__v304.dll goes to: > Z:\Softimage > Workgroup\TestWo

Friday Flashback #262

SOFTIMAGE|XSI user story Capcom Lost Planet user story 2006 http://wp.me/powV4-3hD

Re: Softimage and CMYK

The warning is activated. but it doesn't put up any messages. On 12 February 2016 at 18:13, Sven Constable wrote: > If the color changes when bringing it into PS, it means: > > A. Your settings in PS for CMYK uses a different profile than the file > uses and warning about profile mismatch is dis

RE: Softimage and CMYK

If the color changes when bringing it into PS, it means: A. Your settings in PS for CMYK uses a different profile than the file uses and warning about profile mismatch is disabled. B. The original file has no colorprofile and PS is set to not ask about missing profiles. C. There is no color shi

Re: Softimage and CMYK

The problem here is that the cmyk image already has a decoloration when I bring the .PDF into photoshop no matter what profiles I use there is still that basterding color shift. On 12 Feb 2016 15:50, "Jason S" wrote: > I found out when wanting to copy the lightness channel from the CMYK image > c

Re: Softimage and CMYK

I found out when wanting to copy the lightness channel from the CMYK image converted to lab to paste it in an RGB ver, and saw that just converting all of it from there to RGB seemed to do the trick. Maybe because as lab works with a lightness channel, it d

Re: Softimage and CMYK

You can have CMYK images in 16 or 32 too, but if your sources are 8 bit, it can be fine if there aren't too wide gradients or making wild corrects. But here's what seems to work, converting from CMYK -> Lab Color  seems to keep all levels as th

Re: Softimage and CMYK

I think it has to do with RGB being additive; adding all colors leads to white and CMYK being subtractive. adding all colors leads to black RGB has so many more colors, it must be like clamping the bit depth but not quite. at any rate you loose something going one way, so it is a destructive wor

Re: Softimage and CMYK

It weird because if you take screenshot while in CMYK colorspace and paste in an RGB image, there you go, same blacklevels and everything as in CMYK but in RGB space. So would there be a way to "bake" color info from one colorspace to another?

Aborting commands (C++)

I have been trying to use the OnEvent callback with siOnBeginCommand to abort and replace ApplyTopoOp commands in SI2013 Building on the example in the SDK documentation