Highlight Clipping

[Winfried]

I attach a tiny test-image. OK the text is german. But it should be obvious.
The image contains an embedded profile "colorspin" that is mainly a sRGB-profile, but spins the colors.
Open the images in PWP, don't convert to the working space, press the clipping button and see what happens.

Farbkreis.jpg (41.57 KiB) Viewed 2882 times

P.S.: I hope the forum software will not drop the profile
P.S.2: I just found out, that the forum software strips the profile. I will send the image per email.

[jsachs]

Thanks, I still have a copy of Farbkreis from many years ago.

[jsachs]

There were several problems with the way monitor profiles were specified in the Color Management dialog box that I have fixed for the next release.

[tomczak]

Winfried,

Could you please post a zipped copy of Frarbkreis.jpg that would preserve its ICC, or maybe its colour profile so that I can attach it to it? Thanks!

[Winfried]

ok, I attach the *.icm/*.icc -File as a zip-file
The profile is named icc-virus.icm. This is also the internal name.
Some programs list the profiles by their file-name and some by their internal name.

icc-Virus.zip

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Of cause it is not a virus :-)
I choose this name to point out, that using this profile for instance as your monitor profile will cause a lot of fun (or despair) by showing which programs use monitor profile. Using this profile needs some colormanagement knowledge.
You use it on your own risk.

[tomczak]

Cheers! It's an excellent test image to detect if the output/display is colour-managed!

I found a similar idea here (the top 'red' truck images: left in sRGB, right with rotated colours but also in counter-rotated colour space):

https://chromachecker.com/info/en/page/webbrowser