Klaus Karcher wrote:
I've got some unexpected results using tiffgamut -f
viewgam -i returns: 'f100.gam' volume = 55767.0 cubic units 'f70.gam' volume = 19745.8 cubic units 'f50.gam' volume = 30817.6 cubic units what's going wrong?
It seems that doing the two-pass convex hull isn't such a good idea on image gamuts, although it's generally a good thing on colorspace gamuts. I've modified tiffgamut to just do a one pass, and I get this sort of result: 'f100.gam' volume = 73773.6 cubic units 'f70.gam' volume = 55695.6 cubic units 'f50.gam' volume = 53698.9 cubic units Because of the convex hull nature of the triangulation, it's not unusual to get some seeming randomness with regard to volume. All you need is one triangle instead of two due to fewer points, and that simplification can enclose a greater volume rather than less. I've uploaded the fix to <http://www.argyllcms.com/Argyll_dev_src.zip>. Graeme Gill.