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Subject: Re: Fwd: [Scribus] Converting graphics to CMYK with free software
From: Axel Bojer <axelb () skolelinux ! no>
Date: 2006-09-22 13:20:26
Message-ID: 4513E31A.9010704 () skolelinux ! no
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Boudewijn Rempt skrev:
> Hi Axel,
>
> Petr Vanek forwarded you mail to the krita mailing list. I hope you don't mind
> me approaching you directly about the issues you had?
Not at all, thank youy for your concern, we all want those programs to
work right, dont't we? :-)
>> (Krita tells me it is "sRGB built-in (lcms internal)"
>
> * Krita always manages its colors, so when we load an RGB image without a
> colour profile, we assign the default lcsm sRGB profile to the image.
ok
>> * Krita: I used "CMYK 8 bit integer channel" and "perceptual", but when
>> I try to open the same file with Krita again it gives me a "could not
>> open (...) Reason: parsing error". I think they really are broken
>> because they don't show up in Konqueror and not in Scribus.
>
> I cannot reproduce this with 1.6, which may mean that either there was a bug
> in Krita 1.5 or that Krita has a problem with your icc profiles. I don't have
> those profiles, so I cannot test with them -- could you mail me the .icc
> files at boud@valdyas.org?
My occ profiles are pretty standard, but anyway, here they are --
attached :-)
I am using Koffice 1.5.0 (KDE 3.5.2). This must be the standard in
Kubuntu 6.0.6, because I have not changed the sources list much.
I tried several times also with slightly different files. My image is
pretty big (62M as a tiff file), but if you dont mind you could have it
also for further testing:-) Its a frontpage for a norwegian Magazine,
actually ...
>> BTW: I tried to open the Gimp-file (.xcf) in krita, but the result was
>> really bad, so I had to convert it first.
>
> We use Image/GraphicsMagick to load xcf and that converter doesn't support
> everything .xcf offers. We're currently not planning to write our own .xcf,
> preferring instead on trying to get OpenRaster off the ground.
ok ... Would be nice with full support though, but this had ... hold on
... 34 layers (!). Yes, I know, a bit much, but I want to be flexible
concerning my layout all the way :-) Lot of fiddling with the
tranparency too, those two might be the reasons ...
Best regards
Axel Bojer
["AdobeRGB1998.icc" (application/octet-stream)]
["EuroscaleCoated.icc" (application/octet-stream)]
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