Convert -profile ... force colour A to colour B ?
Posted: 2010-03-12T17:55:10-07:00
Hi - I'm using :
to convert the colour management of an image f1.tiff from RGB to CMYK and it works fine.
What I'd like to do as well is to ensure that all the rgb(0,0,0) in the input image become to be CMYK(0,0,0,100) in the output.
Can someone tell me how to do that ? It doesn't happen in my current process.
The input file histogram looks like this :
The output file histogram looks like this :
Those 42810 pixels which imagemagick describes as cmyk(189,174,170,229) (and which are more generally described as cmyk(74, 68, 67, 90)) I would like to be cmyk(0,0,0,256) (or cmyk(0,0,0,100) outside of imagemagick).
In an ideal world I would provide a 'hint' to the profile command that when it comes across an rgb(0,0,0) it should map it to cmyk(0,0,0,256) (or cmyk(0,0,0,100)) - is there a way to do that ?
All suggestions gratefully accepted.
thanks
Richard.
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convert.exe f1.tiff +profile icc -profile AdobeRGB1998.icc -profile USWebCoatedSWOP.icc -strip f2.tiffWhat I'd like to do as well is to ensure that all the rgb(0,0,0) in the input image become to be CMYK(0,0,0,100) in the output.
Can someone tell me how to do that ? It doesn't happen in my current process.
The input file histogram looks like this :
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Histogram:
42810: #000000 black
37306: #8FAED6 rgb(143,174,214)
1489484: #FFFFFF whiteCode: Select all
Histogram:
1489484: #00000000 black
37306: #7E3B0E00 cmyk(126,59,14,0)
42810: #BDAEAAE5 cmyk(189,174,170,229)In an ideal world I would provide a 'hint' to the profile command that when it comes across an rgb(0,0,0) it should map it to cmyk(0,0,0,256) (or cmyk(0,0,0,100)) - is there a way to do that ?
All suggestions gratefully accepted.
thanks
Richard.