Klaus Karcher wrote:
first of all: thanks a bomb for adding multi-TIFF and popularity filtering to tiffgamut. I love it by now while I didn't even test it!
I'm interested to know if the color popularity filter is useful or not in creating image specific gamut mappings.
Just one question: can you explain the differences between an usage cases for "tiffgamut -ia -pj" in contrast to "tiffgamut -ir -pj"? I'm afraid that I didn't fully understand it.
It's a little subtle, but essentially I've made selecting the ICC table the transform comes from independent of the other processing that determines whether the colorspace is absolute, relative or CIECAM02. The controls are mixed into the -i and -p options though. It's probably best illustrated by utilities such as icclu and xicclu where I've actually added (undocumented) extra options to -i that round out the combination chart (P and S): Output Table Option Absolute Colorimetric -ia Absolute Perceptual -iP Absolute Saturation -iS Relative Colorimetric -ir Relative Perceptual -ip Relative Saturation -is CIECAM02 Colorimetric -ir -pj CIECAM02 Perceptual -ip -pj CIECAM02 Saturation -is -pj Graeme Gill.