Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

From what I saw it, it was more like on the first image tbh

Maybe that would help to make the correct conversion output? for example it says "-WB_RGGBLevels=2106 1024 1024 1631", that means that red is overexposed I guess... and that would match my feelings about the output

Hmm... so it does have a preview image, but tool doesn't seem to be working then... doesn't output anything. -ExifToolVersion=11.31 -FileName=IMG_3724.CR2 -Directory=. -FileSize=26 MB -FileModifyDate=2019:03:12 11:36:25+01:00 -FileAccessDate=2019:03:12 19:09:17+01:00 -FileCreateDate=2019:03:12 18:14 ...

which exiftool? the one by Phil Harvey? gives me empty file, I really doubt it's a preview image, as it's full resolution... jpeg of that size (and compression) would be bigger than actual CR2 file, and I can't see any artifacts, images are basically the same, but in different colors, same with ...

Any way to read that JPEG then?
(the first one is the one that looks better in my opinion, and it is generated by windows preview)

I do understand that CR2 is a complicated format. But why windows image preview app can read it properly, while every convertion / reading tool messes up the colors? How do I convert it properly? Example: Good colors http://193.70.114.83/good.png More like sepia colors: http://193.70.114.83/bad.png

I am totally sure, checked it to answer your question... both values are 0-255...




BTW... 0 is red as well as 255. You can see a color on bottom of value.

I've used (and still using) Paint Shop Pro 9 made in 2004 (the best graphics app ever made in my opinion, made by Jasc... when Corel bought it, they've ruined it totally). Hue and Saturation range is 0-255.

Thank you!

On Debian, but will be the same...

Sorry, I didn't use imagemagick much before... and can't test it now... is "green" a named color? Can I use HTML color instead or something similar?

Ok... got an image: http://sigma.creation.pl:81/colorize/untouched.png Colorize process: 1. Turning it into a greyscale: http://sigma.creation.pl:81/colorize/greyscale.png 2. Colorizing it (for example to green): http://sigma.creation.pl:81/colorize/colorizing_green.png 3. Output: http://sigma ...

How do I colorize an image (in the meaning of PSP or PS)?

I mean so it would only have one color in different tones.