01-04-2025, 07:22 PM
thanks again
Nikon is ok, but no help with CMYK there. And for a book cover.
Really for me Gimp is quite good, what I need is the CMYK thing.
I don't have imagemagick, but very strange your result.
Pity, I can't attach some example.
But the results are really weird in jpg
What I use is online https://www.textcompare.org/image/#google_vignette
it's very consistent I did hundreds of tests for many types of conversion,
zero issues except in this particular case
Your finding makes me wonder if I am doing a mistake...
but I simply open a file , in Krita or Cyan, check the color space, then convert usually to
isocoatedECI, then I export (in Cyan save) to jpg and then to tiff.
So the image in workarea should be identical, as I don't change anything between the 2 exports.
I even tried all possible settings in Krita for jpg and tiff.
I could try to export once and then close the original file. Then open it again and do the second export.
But if it works, I might go really crazy
Well could you try with this very simple file? the result is weird (93% ) and apparent
enri
Nikon is ok, but no help with CMYK there. And for a book cover.
Really for me Gimp is quite good, what I need is the CMYK thing.
I don't have imagemagick, but very strange your result.
Pity, I can't attach some example.
But the results are really weird in jpg
What I use is online https://www.textcompare.org/image/#google_vignette
it's very consistent I did hundreds of tests for many types of conversion,
zero issues except in this particular case
Your finding makes me wonder if I am doing a mistake...
but I simply open a file , in Krita or Cyan, check the color space, then convert usually to
isocoatedECI, then I export (in Cyan save) to jpg and then to tiff.
So the image in workarea should be identical, as I don't change anything between the 2 exports.
I even tried all possible settings in Krita for jpg and tiff.
I could try to export once and then close the original file. Then open it again and do the second export.
But if it works, I might go really crazy
Well could you try with this very simple file? the result is weird (93% ) and apparent
enri