I'm working on a PHP script that automatically converts TIFF images to PNG files.
For that purpose, I use ImageMagick:
$ convert a.tif a.png
It works to some degree, however, the colours are very acute and deviant from the way they are pictured on my PC. To illustrate the probl开发者_运维技巧em, please have a look at the enclosed files, the include:
- The Windows Live Foto Gallery output (that's pretty much how I want it to be)
- The ImageMagick output (the mess I end up with)
- The original TIFF file
Has anyone an idea whether, and if so how, I can alter the ImageMagick colour interpretation?
Thanks a lot!
Alright,
thanks to ergosys, the problem was easily solved: I needed to apply ICC colour profiles. The XMP declared ISO 12647-2:2004, which was to be found at http://eci.org.
$ convert -profile ISOcoated_v2_eci.icc -profile eciRGB_v2.icc a.tif c.png
When converting from a CMYK color space to an RGB color space, as you do when going from tiff to png, you have to convert the color spaces along with the image. Try:
convert -colorspace rgb a.tif a.png
I ran this locally and get a better result from this than from the command line in your question, but my color vision sucks, so I can't guarantee that this is what you were after. =] Hope it gets you on the right track, anyway.
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