[argyllcms] Re: Bug: different colors in same patch

  • From: Mickael Profeta <profeta@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Sun, 6 Jan 2008 00:40:24 +0100

> > I got the impression that there problem was two patch colors
> > being displayed at the same time ?
> >
> > It sounds from your description above that the patch value is
> > simply changing as part of the calibration. If you run with -v2
> > you should see progress information for each patch. Readings
> > that don't meet the target tolerance are adjusted and measurements
> > repeated until it meets tolerance or there are too many trials
> > (ie. the test patch color sequence is not pre-determined but is
> >   created dynamically). Does the change in patch color correspond
> > to each progress report ?

Yes you are right, the change coincide with each "repeat" in the process. So I 
imagine this is the wanted behaviour and there is no problem with that. We 
understood wrongly that each patch correspond to one color and should not 
change.


About the profile, I still got bad banding when I try to use the generated 
profile as a screen profile in gqview for exemple. Here is the result obtains 
with a shaper+matrix profile applied to the hsv image with cctiff. I also 
attach tha calibration and the profile file. Do you see an obvious mistake and 
the way the correct this. I try to follow the doc and always get this behaviour 
on different screens.


THanks for your helpfull advices.

Mike

Doing iteration 1 with 16 sample points and repeat threshold of 2.400000 DE
patch 1 of 16Point 1 Delta E 0.000000, OK
patch 2 of 16Point 2 Delta E 6.577846, Repeat
patch 2 of 16Point 2 Delta E 2.413487, Repeat
patch 2 of 16Point 2 Delta E 0.197614, OK
patch 3 of 16Point 3 Delta E 6.034432, Repeat
patch 3 of 16Point 3 Delta E 2.365763, OK
patch 4 of 16Point 4 Delta E 4.741075, Repeat
patch 4 of 16Point 4 Delta E 2.183035, OK
patch 5 of 16Point 5 Delta E 4.516157, Repeat
patch 5 of 16Point 5 Delta E 0.731735, OK
...

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