Hello Graeme,
thank you for the fast reply. I will try to be more specific, but there is
not much more I can provide.
I have a scan of my Kodachrome target (1220x786 pixels), which is
gamma-corrected. This TIF is the input for scanin. The diagnostic image
looks fine. All fields are well centred. I then use colprof with the
following parameters:
colprof -v -A reflecta -M DigitDia6000 -D "Kodachrome_AV150_k p h x" -C
"Hermann-Josef Röser" -Z t -Zp -qh -bn -ax
D:\Hermann-Josef\Pictures\IT8-Targetscans\SilverFast\Argyll_output\Kodachrom
e_AV150_k
D:\Hermann-Josef\Pictures\IT8-Targetscans\SilverFast\Argyll_output\Kodachrome_AV150_k_p_h_x_colprof.log
--- Begin Message ---Hermann-Josef Röser wrote:
- From: "Graeme Gill" <graeme@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 14 Nov 2017 12:15:49 +0100
Hi,
having created an ICC-profile from my Kodachrome target with Argyll(mainly
standard settings, using -ax and -qh) and having applied this to the scanof
the target, the resulting image becomes way too bright. Saving the imagein
AdobeRGB1998 and converting it to Lab with color transformer 2 in imageJ I
see, that the L values are far above the values in the reference file.
Since I have no idea what went wrong I would like to ask here for advice.
you haven't given any details (i.e. images, files), so it's a bit hard to
help. What was the self fit error from colprof ?
If it was high, did you check the chart recognition of scanin ? (i.e.
-dipn).
Cheers,
Graeme Gill.
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