Hello!I'm testing new V0.70, and I'm impressed with iOne Pro support (reflection, emission, transmission... increased spectral sampling rate...).
Many thanks for good work!But I'm haveing problem with all display utilities (dispcal, dispwin, dispread). I'm geting bus error when I run any of them (with or without instrument).
Read a Display, Version 0.70 (BETA3) Author: Graeme W. Gill, licensed under the GPL Diagnostic: Too few arguments usage: dispread [options] outfile -v Verbose mode-d n Choose the display from the following list (default 1)
Bus error I can observe same problem with V0.60 but not with (I believe) V0.5x I'm running Intel based MacBook Pro with Mac OSX 10.4.9 Best Regards! Andrej On 2007.4.13, at 17:18, Graeme Gill wrote:
Klaus Karcher wrote:I did not find the time to test the eye-one driver, but made some tests with profile an icclink (argyllV0.70Beta3_osx10.3_bin). I found some strange discrepancies between the -kp parameters in icclink and profile:I made two proflies: profile -D"F39-test" -kp 0.0 0.2 0.9 1.0 0.6 -l320 -L98 -S adobe_sRGB.icc -cmt -dpp FOGRA39 mv FOGRA39.icc F39-test-dev.icc icclink -G -ip -cmt -dpp -kp 0.0 0.2 0.9 1.0 0.6 -l320 -L98 adobe_sRGB.icc F39-test-dev.icc F39-test-lnk.icc then I tested the results by converting a RGB gray ramp using cctiff:cctiff -ip adobe_sRGB.icc -ip F39-test-dev.icc RGB-ramp.tif test- dev.tifcctiff F39-test-lnk.icc RGB-ramp.tif test-link.tifThe separations look completely different, see attached plot "dev (thin)_vs_link(bold).pdf"The basic curve is the same, but the K generation L* control level is a bit different (mainly offset) between the two approaches. This turns out to be due to a collection of minor bugs, the most significant being that the white and black points of the newly created profile aren't being recognized for the inversion and gamut mapping steps. There were also issues with the exact colorspace the K generation curve L* control level was in. This should be fixed in the next release.BTW: is there no -D switch for icclink?Not at the moment. I'll see about adding them. Graeme Gill.