Hi,
i need to convert image from CMYK to a web able color space.
1) What should I use? RGB? sRGB?
2) Conversion via "-colorspace RGB" makes the images to dark. Is there a way to get better results?
3) Or do i have to use profiles? If yes, what profiles should i use? And where can i get them (with a license that i can redistribute them)
If i have to need profiles i must identify (with identify) the source first to ensure that it is CMYK, correct? Or is there a more easy way?
Thank you very much!
Daniel
CMYK -> (s)RGB conversion
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Re: CMYK -> (s)RGB conversion
1. For the web, you want sRGB, not RGB.
2. "-colorspace sRGB" should do the trick.
3. It's best not to include profiles in your image, because many programs ignore them. You might need to use a profile to convert your files, but it's unlikely. Profiles are generally free to use and redistribute. You get them on the web, eg from Adobe or ICC.
2. "-colorspace sRGB" should do the trick.
3. It's best not to include profiles in your image, because many programs ignore them. You might need to use a profile to convert your files, but it's unlikely. Profiles are generally free to use and redistribute. You get them on the web, eg from Adobe or ICC.
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