ICC profile being stripped when pushing image to PS with PS Touch
Hi guys, we are having some problems keeping the icc profile intact of the image files we are pushing from tablet to PS. They always appear in PS as untagged. This is a probelm for users who have highly claibbrated systems as the images appear very, very weird. Any ideas how to keep the profile intact?
Cheers,
Philip
The most recent version I've seen was pretty clear in the documentation:
"ICC profile, not implemented in this version of Photoshop"
So the image you send needs to be sRGB
Sandy
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> When using some of my templates I have no problem in
putting a small
> graphic (a
> pdf icon) in-line with text. Yet with others the
insertion of the same
> small
> graphic forces a newline before and after the graphic.
>
> If the text and image is placed in an editable region of
the template,
> but
> not within a table cell all is ok.
>
> If the text and image is place within a table cell
within the editable
> region
> the problem arises. I am sure there is something I have
specified
> incorrectly
> but cannot discover what it is.
>
> An example of where it works fine is:
> www.digitalfox.co.uk/parryassociates/products.htm
>
> An example of where it doesn't work is:
> www.bournemouthlittletheatre.co.uk/membership2.htm
>
> I am using Dreamweaver 8 within Studio 8 and run under
Windows XP.
>
> Can anyone help please?
>
> Regards
> Roger Sansom
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The handle is valid from \c ExportSelectorStart to \c ExportSelectorFinish
Photoshop frees the handle after \c ExportSelectorFinish. */
int32 iCCprofileSize; /**< Size of profile. */
int32 canUseICCProfiles; /**< Non-zero if the host can accept or export ICC profiles .
If this is zero, the plug-in should not set or dereference \c iCCprofileData. */
What I am not understand:
How can I read the iCCprofileData and which information will be delivered by the iCCprofileSize?
For iCCprofileData I got int values like @179952120 or @179952176. They differ for every loaded image. Seems that I just read the memory address. The "Handle" points to an empty char '\0'. I have no idea how to work with the datatype "Handle" correctly ...
For the iCCprofileSize I got integer values like 544 for the embedded profile Adobe RGB (1998), 3144 for the working color space sRGB IEC61966-2.1 or also 3144 for the embedded profile without color management:
embedded profile = Adobe RGB (1998) -> iCCprofileSize = 544 (or sometimes 560)
working color space = sRGB IEC61966-2.1 -> iCCprofileSize = 3144
embedded profile = without color management -> iCCprofileSize = 3144
embedded profile = SWOP2006_Coated3v2 -> iCCprofileSize = 2747952
working color space = Coated FOGRA39 (ISO 12647-2:2004) -> iCCprofileSize = 654352
embedded profile = without color management -> iCCprofileSize = 654352
The variable canUseICCProfiles delivers always the value 1. As well if I selected the embedded profile without color management.
Can I infer from the iCCprofileSize which profile will be used by each image?
Does somebody has more experience with these there members (iCCprofileData, iCCprofileSize and canUseICCProfiles) of the struct ExportRecord?
I would be grateful for some hints.
King regards,
Silverhai,
i paste the java source code for getting each pixel value of an image.i think that this code is usefull to you.
import java.awt.image.PixelGrabber;
import java.awt.Toolkit;
import java.awt.Image;
class getpixel2
public static void main(String args[]) throws Exception
Image image = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getImage("D:\\one.jpg");
if(image==null)
System.out.println("NO FIle");
PixelGrabber grabber = new PixelGrabber(image, 0, 0, -1, -1, false);
if (grabber.grabPixels())
int width = grabber.getWidth();
int height = grabber.getHeight();
if (isGreyscaleImage(grabber))
byte[] data = (byte[]) grabber.getPixels();
else
int[] data = (int[]) grabber.getPixels();
for(int i=0;i<data.length;i++)
int r = (data[i] >> 16) & 0xff;
int g = (data[i] >> 8) & 0xff;
int b = (data[i] >> 0) & 0xff;
System.out.println("(R,G,B)=("+r+","+g+","+b+")");
public static final boolean isGreyscaleImage(PixelGrabber pg)
return pg.getPixels() instanceof byte[];
} -
LR crashes when managing printer with ICC profile
Hi,
I'm printing on an Olympus P-11 thermic printer, using a custom ICC profile (Mac OS X). This works perfectly with all versions of Photoshop, including CS3. LightRoom just crashes when trying to use this profile (or any other profile)...
extract from crashlog :
Version: Adobe Lightroom 1.0 (310575)
PID: 622
Thread: 0
Exception: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (0x0001)
Codes: KERN_PROTECTION_FAILURE (0x0002) at 0x00000000
Thread 0 Crashed:
0 com.apple.CoreFoundation 0x907d9ab0 CFDictionaryGetValueIfPresent + 60
1 PrintModule 0x16e21bec dyld_stub_regexec + 383882156
I've tried this on two different computers (Apple G4 and G5), one runing an english version of LR, the other running a french localized version. Same result, and Photoshop prints flawlessly on both...
The problem is definitely in LR.Nicolas,
I have exactly the same problem on a quad G5, Os X 10.4.9. Lr crashes when trying to use an ICC profile to print to a networked HP B9180. Printing using 'Managed by Printer' doesn't cause a crash (but is obviously not a workaround, due to the less favourable colour output). Deleting preferences and re-creating the library doesn't help.
My crash log looks the same as the snippet you posted. I have filed a bug report.
However after I filed the report, I noticed that I also get the following message in the Console which may be of some diagnostic value (is there anyway I can add this info to my original bug report?):
Adobe Lightroom[558] InkChecker could not launch , launch path not accessible
Jupiter crashdump[563]: Adobe Lightroom crashed
Crash logs available for those who want them,
Jason -
A way to activate ICC profiles for all applied images
Hi there!
I think there should be an option in InDesign to activate the ICC profiles for all the applied images.
For those who work with PDF/X-4 and a Workflow-based Color Management, it's very important to take the images' profiles into account.
I tried and tried, but could not find a way to make it all at once in InDesign.
Today I have to change the color settings so the INDD's profiles won't match the Color Settings' one, and then open the INDD choosing "Activate All Profiles" on the "Profile mismatch" window.
It could have an option to choose to activate only the CMYK or RGB profiles and even choose what profiles to activate or not.
Who would agree with me?
Tiago CheregatiFirst of all thanks for your help, Dov.
I may be wrong, but from the tests I made, the image's ICC profile is honored only if the InDesign Color Settings CMYK field is set to "Preserve Embedded Profiles".
If, at the moment that you place it, Color Settings are set to "Preserve Numbers (Ignore linked profiles), InDesign will "forget" the ICC, and won't send it to the PDF/X-4 even if you ask him to.
Now, I don't remember which is the default option for InDesign's Color Settings, but we receive a lot of .indd files (most of them books) whose images are profile-ignored. And then either we change it one-by-one or we assing another profile for the .indd, save, close, open it again and ask him to "re-enable" the profiles in the Profile Mismatch window. As I mentioned above.
So, in response to your question, I wanted InDesign to offer live control to these options, so I can send to the PDF what I really wanted in an easier way.
Again, I may be standing on a wrong supposition.
Of course our heads together will think better than one.
Best wishes,
Tiago Cheregati -
Photoshop is giving me a broken ICC profile message on a certain JPEG that was saved in CMYK color. Not all of the ones from the batch, just this one.
When I open it, I get an error about the ICC profile being broken, and Continue or Cancel. If I click Continue, I get a distorted RGB image (equivalent to opening a CMYK JPEG with Irfanview, for instance, or some other application not supporting CMYK).
Unfortunately I don't have the originals at the moment. Is there any way to fix the ICC profile, to make Photoshop recognize it as CMYK?You must check that all your icc profiles are present in c:\windows\system32\spool\drivers\color
The way to make sure everything is there is to download the ICC profiles from adobe at http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/thankyou.jsp?ftpID=4075&fileID= 3790
Once you've dowloaded the profiles check the RGB and CMYK folders and make sure that all the .icc files are present in c:\windows\system32\spool\drivers\color
If any are missing you must unzip the downloaded file and copy the missing files over to c:\windows\system32\spool\drivers\color. Then restart PS.
If you suspect that a file may really be damaged/broken (as opposed to missing), you may want to replace that particular .icc file with the downloaded one.
This may work for both PS and LR since these ICC profiles are used by Adobe in various programs. -
Hi,
I need to load an image, perform some transformations to it and save it as JPEG. But I've noticed some color issues. Not perceptible when you look at it on the monitor screen, but perceptible when printing it an looking at the picture.
What I noticed is that if an ICC profile is assigned to the image, then Java wil take it out.
I've tried both JAI and Java 2D but both of them ripps the ICC pofile from the image.
I also tried something as simple as loading an image an saving it as JPEG without any transformation but the ICC profile isn't there after saving it.
The JAI code I'm using it is as follows:
PlanarImage pi = JAI.create("fileload", imagePath);
JAI.create("filestore", pi.getAsBufferedImage(), outPath, "jpeg");And the Java 2D is:
Image image = ImageIO.read(new File(imagePath));
int width = image.getWidth(null);
int height = image.getHeight(null);
double factor = 1.0;
if ((width < MIN_WIDTH || width < MIN_HEIGHT)) {
factor = MIN_WIDTH / (float) width;
} else if (width > MAX_WIDTH || height > MAX_HEIGHT) {
factor = MAX_WIDTH / (float) width;
int newWidth = (int) (image.getWidth(null) * factor);
int newHeight = (int) (image.getHeight(null) * factor);
BufferedImage out = new BufferedImage(newWidth, newHeight,
BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB);
AffineTransform transform = new AffineTransform();
transform.scale( ( float )factor, ( float )factor);
Graphics2D g = out.createGraphics();
g.drawImage(image, transform, null);
FileOutputStream fileOut = new FileOutputStream( new File ( outPath ) );
JPEGImageEncoder encoder = JPEGCodec.createJPEGEncoder( fileOut );
JPEGEncodeParam param = encoder.getDefaultJPEGEncodeParam( out );
param.setQuality( 0.95f, true);
encoder.setJPEGEncodeParam( param );
encoder.encode( out );Can you point me what I'm doing wrong?
Is there something I'm not considering?
Does Java takes the ICC profile when loading the image or when saving it?
Thanks!!!The most recent version I've seen was pretty clear in the documentation:
"ICC profile, not implemented in this version of Photoshop"
So the image you send needs to be sRGB
Sandy -
Hi, I give up. I want to follow this procedure as found on the HP website:
HP Printers - Using ICC Profiles for Color Photos in Adobe Photoshop. However, after two days of searching I have been unable to locate the HP ICC profiles for my printer, paper and ink type, all HP products. They are not currently listed in the drop down profiles of step 3 in the above article. Some older deskjet models are all that are there. I am looking for the ICC profiles for:
Printer: HP Photosmart C6380
Paper: HP Premium Plus Photo Paper Soft Glossy Q5450A
Ink: HP Vivera Inks.
Does anyone have a link to where they are located? Thank you!!
This question was solved.
View Solution.Creating Custom ICC Profiles for Color Photos
1.
Select File , then Print with Preview . (Photoshop 6 and prior: select File , then Print .)
2.
Select the Show More Options check box, and Color Management from the drop-down menu.
3.
In the Profile menu, select Same as Source .
The printer driver must also be configured to properly use custom profiles. Use the steps below to configure the printer driver.
1.
Select File , Print , and then Properties , Color .
2.
Select Managed by application from the Color management menu.
3.
Click on the Paper/Quality tab and select the appropriate paper type from the Type is menu.
4. Click OK , and then OK again to print.
NOTE: The paper type must be selected in the printer software even when creating a profile. Maximum ink volume limits are determined by the paper-type selection, not through the ICC profile.
With these settings, a print without any color management intervention from either the printer driver or the application will be produced. This print is suitable for measurement and profile creation
OR
Using ICC Profiles for Color Photos in Adobe Photoshop
1.
Select File , then Print with Preview . (For Photoshop 6 and prior select File , and then Print ).
2.
For Photoshop 7 and CS, in the Print with Preview dialog, select the Show More Options checkbox, and Color Management from the menu.
3.
In the Profile menu, select the profile that corresponds to the printer, paper type, and ink set.
4.
Set the ICC rendering intent in the Intent menu. Most users will want to use the Perceptual intent to give the most subjectively pleasing color reproduction.
5.
Checking the Use Black Point Compensation box is also recommended.
The printer driver must also be configured to properly use the profile. Use the steps below to configure the printer driver.
1.
Select File , Print , and then Properties , Color .
2.
Select Managed by application from the Color management menu.
3.
Click on the Paper/Quality tab and select the appropriate paper type from the Type is menu.
4. Click OK , and then OK again to print.
NOTE: If you select an ICC profile for your printer under Print with Preview in Adobe Photoshop that selection will be retained, even when later using the Photoshop Print or Print one Copy functions instead of Print with Preview . If you want to return to using the default sRGB mode after using ICC profiles, you must go back into the Print with Preview menu and select either sRGB or Same as Source as your printer profile. If the profile setting in Photoshop is not consistent with the printer driver settings, wrong colors will result.
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