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Image Quality #38
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I also tried some online conversion services which deliver similar results. |
This is because heic uses Display P3 color profile. Try something like this:
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Thanks @slalik for the detailed and working answer. We used Tifig primarily for thumbnailing. Therefore we focused on speed not on feature completeness. "Reading" the Exif-data is a costly task. |
@slalik Tried this (without #4), but it does nothing to the photo.jpg, the image still has the issues described by @emjayhome Where did you get the sRGB.icm file from ? |
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Thanks for this great tool which I am using on my Ubuntu server for automatic image processing
I am facing an issue with image quality though. Original images in heic format (from iPhone 7) look much more natural and vivid than their converted counterparts in jpg format.
I assume others observe this issue as well? Any idea about what we can do about it?
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