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robtow | Hoiw can I make a profile to use as in < -sTextICCProfile="my_black_profile.icc"> where <y_black_profile.icc> maps all the colorants to black of the device mode <tiff24nc"? | 17:19.34 |
| Is there a way to create such using Photoshop? Or an open source editor tor icc files? | 17:21.31 |
mvrhel_laptop | robtow: You can use this tool | 18:27.39 |
| http://www.color.org/profileinspector.xalter | 18:27.40 |
| you will need to copy a current RGB profile (assuming you are going to RGB output) | 18:28.06 |
| like the sRGB profile | 18:28.13 |
| and then you can export the data. edit the 1-D luts | 18:28.34 |
| or the matrix | 18:28.53 |
| to get black output always | 18:29.10 |
| import the data | 18:29.19 |
| and save | 18:29.21 |
robtow | @mvrhel_laptop Thanks... checking that tool out! | 19:02.29 |
mvrhel_laptop | good luck | 19:02.36 |
robtow | Hmm... Windows! | 19:02.51 |
| @mvrhel_laptop - That tool worked! I ran it using <wine", under Ubuntu 18.04LTS; I modified the sample <rgb_source_blue.icc" file to put the rXYZ, gXYZ, and bXYZ data points to MediaBlackPoint; and got text objects rendered to always black. | 21:44.04 |
| Thank-you for the tip :-) | 21:47.43 |
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