Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Digital Image Processing => Topic started by: pco98 on April 12, 2011, 02:32:35 pm
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Hello all
I've been using Hugin for batch processing panoramas but I see by default it applies an sRGB profile. Is there a way to apply ProPhoto or to simply not apply a profile. I don't want to bake in sRGB and not get the benefits of ProPhoto.
Thanks for any info or suggestions
Ross
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Just to say, I'm too very interested by an answer... for the moment I still need a round trip in PS to apply the right profile again.
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My worry was that by having an sRGB profile baked in then you can't go back to a wider colour gamut. Has that colour information not been lost and while you can still apply ProPhoto there is no longer any benefit?
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Maybe somebody from the Hugin user group has a solution: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/hugin-ptx
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My worry was that by having an sRGB profile baked in then you can't go back to a wider colour gamut.
Yes you can, as far as I can see Hugin just strips the profile from the original captures and replace it with sRGB.
It's just a matter of knowing the profile of the originals and reassigning it. Not a major bug, but a significant inconvenience.