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Script for Image color Temperature - LondonUK371 - 02-21-2017 Hello there, I am using Gimp 2.9.3 downloaded from http://www.partha.com/ and I am looking for a script to change the Color Temp of a layer. I have founded this script "colortemp" and installed it but unfortunately it's not working with my version of Gimp. Error Messages are: Error: eval: unbound variable: RED-LUT Plug-In 'Convert Color Temperature' left image undo in inconsistent state, closing open undo groups. The window of this script is: Script URL: http://registry.gimp.org/node/73 My goal is to get this result which is a photo of my screen : (Left with Color Temperature changed - Right side: Original colors) I have noticed that some of my artworks are more beautiful with the soft SunsetScreen which change the colour temperature of my screen on night : I have noticed the new option Color Temperature of Gimp 2.9.3 but the result is all the time too dark. Thanks, Vincent. RE: Script for Image color Temperature - LondonUK371 - 02-21-2017 Ok guys, this script is working fine with Gimp 2.8.14 and I can get exactly what I was expected for. The same result of the SunsetScreen soft. But I can't do it to a specific layer as I can't make a .xcf file with Gimp 2.9.x and open it with Gimp 2.8.x. So, my question is, how to make this script (http://registry.gimp.org/node/73) works with Gimp 2.9.X which is the main version of Gimp I use? Thanks again, Vincent. RE: Script for Image color Temperature - rich2005 - 02-21-2017 1. This in reply to first post You could always try and ask the script author for an update - look at the top of the script for the contact. Otherwise - are you really using Gimp 2.9.3? or 2.9.5 If the former you should get the latest and greatest from Partha. G'mic looks to have a close match to your example, looks a bit simplistic but this in automode. screenshot http://i.imgur.com/yzjm9lG.jpg Using Gimp 2.9.5 (linux) and gimp-gmic2 2. Quote:...But I can't do it to a specific layer as I can't make a .xcf file with Gimp 2.9.x and open it with Gimp 2.8.x. Does the Partha version have the compatibility option in the save dialog? It should have. [attachment=328] RE: Script for Image color Temperature - LondonUK371 - 02-21-2017 Yes, I should try to contact the author of this script. I didn't thought about G'mic because there are I think too many stuff and it's not easy to check all of them to see if there will be the expected result. Indeed, I could try the Color->Temperature of G'mic but without the same result of SunsetScreen, and yet even if I told I could get the same result with the script colortemp, not exactly actually. I have to check again, and it's not easy. I have to check with and without SunsetScreen each time. Maybe I should try to get something I like with G'mic instead of trying to get what I get exactly with SunsetScreen activated... Thanks again, Vincent. RE: Script for Image color Temperature - rich2005 - 02-22-2017 @ LondonUK371 I case you ever come back I confess, I know didley-poop about Scheme. I do not know why "colour"-LUT does not return a value in Gimp-2.9.5 It might be a bug. A little gentle alteration and attached might work for you. Remember to unzip it. If your Partha Gimp 2.9.5 runs with --pdb-compat-mode=off then expect to see 'deprecated procedure warnings' However you should still get a result. RE: Script for Image color Temperature - Kevin - 02-22-2017 (02-22-2017, 09:54 AM)rich2005 Wrote: I confess, I know didley-poop about Scheme. I do not know why "colour"-LUT does not return a value in Gimp-2.9.5 It might be a bug. RED-LUT etc are constants from beyond the dawn of time and had been deprecated before GIMP 2.6 in favour of HISTOGRAM-RED, HISTOGRAM-GREEN and HISTOGRAM-BLUE RE: Script for Image color Temperature - rich2005 - 02-22-2017 Kevin - Thanks for the clarification. I suspect that there be more than a few old scripts and plugins that will fall by the wayside even with a compatibility mode. If the OP can find a suitable equivalent g'mic filter then there is always the option to save the filter and settings as a 'fave' saving time searching and entering any variables. RE: Script for Image color Temperature - LondonUK371 - 02-22-2017 (02-22-2017, 09:54 AM)rich2005 Wrote: @ LondonUK371 I case you ever come back Yes I'm still there Thanks a million for the submit of the corrected script. It's working like a charm with my version of Gimp 2.9.3. As you mentioned, I have the 2 warnings you're talking about: Code: WARNING: Plug-In "script-fu.exe" Code: WARNING: Plug-In "script-fu.exe" But it's working very fine! Thanks again for your share I wanted to submit this forum thread on a comment of http://registry.gimp.org/node/73 but unfortunately I can't create an account: If someone has already an account on http://registry.gimp.org/ to share rich2005 scm update, that would be nice. Regards, Vincent. RE: Script for Image color Temperature - Ofnuts - 02-22-2017 You can also contact the author, see http://luca.dealfaro.org/photography/Colortemp However, since he hasn't updated the page since 2009, maybe he is no longer interested. But anyway I suspect that the right script fom 2.9 could be very different (16/32 bit processing, and "Linear light"). RE: Script for Image color Temperature - LondonUK371 - 02-22-2017 (02-22-2017, 03:27 PM)Ofnuts Wrote: You can also contact the author, see http://luca.dealfaro.org/photography/Colortemp Yes, I sent him an email. Maybe he will update his script according to the upload of rich2005. |