I have some various file types that upload upload, need to be converted to the type they are not. So if a customer uploads a CMYK image, we save it to our server and create an RGB for web preview, else we create a CMYK image for print (to account for color shift etc).
When I run my convert -colorspace command, it works, but the resulting output is far from ideal. The image that is created is always "squished" with a large black band on the right hand side of the image where the image would normally be. The colors are also grossly off, almost inverted and with some scan lines or something like it in the image. I tried stripping profiles, can anyone tell me what is happening? So far it's always with a convert from RGB to CMYK.
Problem with converting colorspace
Re: Problem with converting colorspace
For a proper colorspace conversion, apply color profiles. Here's one example:
- convert image.jpg -profile sRGB.icm -profile USWebCoatedSWOP.icc cmyk.jpg
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PCPete
Re: Problem with converting colorspace
Yes you are correct, I found the proper way yesterday, I am just unsure why my original code generated such odd output. My modfied code produced the results I was looking for, I was lacking the the use of my swop file as the profile.