jdt7385 wrote:
I am unable to achieve good color in album art that I have scanned and
added to the music using either dbPoweramp or MP3tag. I scan the art
from the CD cover and do modest editing in Photoshop. I use either Adobe
RGB or Prophoto profiles. I have tried changing the color
JJZolx wrote:
See if you can find some of the same covers that you've scanned on
http://www.albumartexchange.com. If there's a significant difference,
then you're obviously doing something wrong. If not, I'd chalk it up to
the cheap display on the Touch.
He say it also looks wrong in
JJZolx wrote:
See if you can find some of the same covers that you've scanned on
http://www.albumartexchange.com. If there's a significant difference,
then you're obviously doing something wrong. If not, I'd chalk it up to
the cheap display on the Touch.
+1 for Album Art Exchange, it's
jdt7385 wrote:
I am unable to achieve good color in album art that I have scanned and
added to the music using either dbPoweramp or MP3tag. I scan the art
from the CD cover and do modest editing in Photoshop. I use either Adobe
RGB or Prophoto profiles. I have tried changing the color
I am unable to achieve good color in album art that I have scanned and
added to the music using either dbPoweramp or MP3tag. I scan the art
from the CD cover and do modest editing in Photoshop. I use either Adobe
RGB or Prophoto profiles. I have tried changing the color profile to
sRGB (usually
I'm an absolute novice in photo editing , but do you produce the *.jpg
picture in photoshop to ?
I would export a jpeg copy and use that, it's the most compatible way to
tag in LMS afaik .
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jdt7385 wrote:
I am unable to achieve good color in album art that I have scanned and
added to the music using either dbPoweramp or MP3tag. I scan the art
from the CD cover and do modest editing in Photoshop. I use either Adobe
RGB or Prophoto profiles. I have tried changing the color
Aha! Gamma rears it's head again.
This all starts with the characteristics of CRT tubes. A CRT tube does
not have a linear transfer function, if you double the input voltage the
light on the screen does not double. The function of the curve
traditionally uses the greek letter gamma, so this
See if you can find some of the same covers that you've scanned on
http://www.albumartexchange.com. If there's a significant difference,
then you're obviously doing something wrong. If not, I'd chalk it up to
the cheap display on the Touch.
