Are you using Capture One? The EXIF tags seems to suggest that.
I didn't think pure matrix profiles worked at all with Capture One, as
it expects the ICC to apply a gamma?
You can look at the TIFFTAG_TRANSFERFUNCTION in the exported TIFF to
see what you need to do to get linear data.
If you want you can look at my project DCamProf which has some specific
features to handle the quirks of Capture One. It's still a work in
progress though.
/Anders
On 08/26/2015 04:22:51 PM, Chad Johnson wrote:
Hello!
I'm attempting to build a color profile of my camera and I'm not able
to
get a reasonable result with v1.8.0. The last time I profiled my
camera
was with v1.5.1 and the results were good. The following is a
simplified
version of my workflow which I'm using for this particular test. I
executed everything exactly the same in both versions of the
software:
scanin -v -dpin IMG_4147.tif ColorCheckerSG.cht
ColorCheckerSG-xrite.cie
colprof -v -D"CanonEOS70D" -qh -am -u IMG_4147
The file "IMG_4147" is a 16bit TIFF file created with a linear
response
and no color profile and no adjustments of any kind.
I went back and made images by applying the icc profiles that were
created from the above process. The results can be seen in the
following
files. The file created with the v1.8.0 is very washed out and too
bright compared to the one created with v1.5.1.
version 1.8.0: https://flic.kr/p/wTNrFL
version 1.5.1: https://flic.kr/p/wTNrMh
Thanks in advance for any help you can offer to me!
Chad
