I need to convert images to sRGB, so I'm using convert with -profile. But I see there is also a -colorspace option. Should I use -colorspace sRGB as well as -profile /path/to/sRGB.icc?
Thanks
Dave
When to use -colorspace
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Re: When to use -colorspace
I am no expert on profiles, but I don't think using them both at the same time is appropriate. see http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/formats/#color_profile
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Re: When to use -colorspace
Thanks for the link, unfortunately there doesn't seem to be much info on whether you should -colorspace as well as -profile there, all it says about -colorspace (unless I missed something) isfmw42 wrote:I am no expert on profiles, but I don't think using them both at the same time is appropriate. see http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/formats/#color_profile
Davehttp://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/formats/#color_profile wrote:RGB and CMYK are not colorspaces, they are color systems (which IM controls using the "-colorspace" operator).
Re: When to use -colorspace
Hi,
I want to use IM to convert random images to sRGB. With random images I mean that the images can have any random colorprofile or not a colorprofile at all.
Can anyone tell me what to do?
I want to use IM to convert random images to sRGB. With random images I mean that the images can have any random colorprofile or not a colorprofile at all.
Can anyone tell me what to do?