[argyllcms] Re: ArgyllCMS: shadow details and blue color issues. What I'm doing incorrectly?
- From: Nikolay Pokhilchenko <nikolay_po@xxxxxxx>
- To: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 24 Oct 2012 23:10:11 +0400
By the way: try to generate new image (by printtarg) for Your instrument type
and print the target with ACPU without opening the image by something else.
Please, use -D key for printtarg.
I'm not sure that Your editing software didn't convert pixel values while
opening and saving.
Wed, 24 Oct 2012 20:32:29 +0200 ÐÑ "Xavi" <aruiz@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
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>Hi Nikolay.
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>Thank you for doing a ti3 file forÂmeÂto try to
check that everything is correct on my case.
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>I have resized a little your tiff file because I have a
colormunki and the size of the patches were too small.
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>The patch 29,14,50 [Lab] is out of gamut but the original
patch that I print is diferent. The original was the blue color patch of the
simulation color checker chart: 29,14,-50 [Lab]
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>I haven't modified the colors of your file. Only the size to
be read with CM.
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>I have printed yout test4.tif using the ACPU utility from
Adobe and exactly the same media settings (I have recorded them as a preset).
The test target was also printed with ACPU. I use ACPU because after some
tests,
seems that ACPU prints different than the PS CS4 disabling color
management.
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>I have let dry for about 8 hours and I have read it using
the same spectroÂthat was used for reading the test patches, and on strip
mode.
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>The results of the verify.exe command
are:
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>..\..\verify.exe -v -D
test4_grans_ACPU_2.ti3 Test4_fakeread.
>ti3
>No of test patches =
4
>1: 55.685061 1.050502 1.474861
<=> 50.000000 -0.000200 -0.000300Â de 5.966573
>2: 50.098214 15.311162 47.347346
<=> 46.397000 13.620000 42.779000Â de 6.117908
>3: 83.059447 2.768188 76.146682
<=> 82.000000 4.000400 80.000000Â de 4.181966
>4: 43.876601 14.647638 20.301919
<=> 38.000000 14.000000 14.000000Â de 8.641068
>No of test patches in worst 10%
are = 0
>No of test patches in best 90%
are = 4
>Verify results:
>Â Total errors:ÂÂÂÂ peak = 8.641068, avg =
6.226878
>Â Worst 10% errors: peak = 0.000000, avg =
0.000000
> Best 90% errors: peak = 8.641068, avg =
6.226878
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>Are the expected results? If not, when do you think that can
be the issue?
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>I attach the used ti3 file.
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>Thank you for your appreciate help.
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>Best Regards,
>Xavi.
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>De: argyllcms-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:argyllcms-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] En nombre de Nikolay
Pokhilchenko
>Enviado el: miÃrcoles, 24 de octubre de 2012
8:39
>Para: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Asunto: [argyllcms] Re:
ArgyllCMS: shadow details and blue color issues. What I'm doing
incorrectly?
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>Wed, 24 Oct 2012 02:06:02 +0200 "Xavi" wrote:
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>>Then, on Photoshop I create 4
rectangles, that I fill, one by one, with the
>>RGB values obtained. I save
them on Tiff format and I print the file with
>>the same program and the same
printing options that I have used to print the
>>test
chart.Hello, Xavi!
>I think You can
introduce the error at this stage because there may be a difference between
AgyllCMS chart image generation and the Photoshop.
>Try to print the target in
attached Test4.zip the same way as You have printed the targets for
MP_B01_396p64g3bArgyllv140_121011.ti3.
>Then read the chart the same way as
You've read MP_B01_396p64g3bArgyllv140_121011.ti3 (I'd recommend the reading in
the strip mode, not patch-by-patch).
>After reading, compare the
targets:
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>verify.exe -v Test4.ti3 Test4_fakeread.ti3
>And You'll see
actual workflow errors.
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>By the way, the patch 29.000000 14.000000
50.000000 [Lab] is out-of-gamut for Your printer. You can't check the tolerance
by out-of-gamut colors. So, it's Lab value was replaced by the nearest possible
(by xicclu -fif then -ff): 46.397 13.620 42.779
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