Version: 0.10.0 (using 4.3.1 (KDE 4.3.1), PLD-Linux) Compiler: i686-pld-linux-gcc OS: Linux (i686) release 2.6.31 I have a picture: http://michal.waw.pl/worek/gtk-qt/dsc_7823.jpg I've rotated it in showfoto, here is a result: http://michal.waw.pl/worek/gtk-qt/dsc_7823_fx.jpg Firefox, geeqie show the second picture with blue tint. In gwenview and Konqueror colors are same as in original picture. The situation is 100% repeatable. If you can't see it, I can take a screenshot. I'm not really sure where to report this problem. Someone suggeste that image after edition has attached color profile, because GIMP asks if I want to convert it when opening. But no matter if I select "convert" or "ignore", the picture has blue tint.
This is a very unfortunate problem with color management. Color management had several problems in 0.10.0, one being the usage of an sRGB profile with a wrong whitepoint. If you have enabled color management, update urgently to 1.0-beta4 (beta5 to be released soon) and recent versions of libkdcraw. The bug is fixed in these versions.
I do not have color management enabled. So maybe there is different reason? I have procesed literally hundreds of pictures before I have noticed this problem. Is there way to fix it in lossless manner, preferably in batch? Is there way to check from command line if JPEG file has this problem?
I'm reopening as cause you described doesn't seem to apply in this case.
I can confirm that the resulting image has an embedded ICC profile which says it is sRGB but has D50 whitepoint instead of D65 as it should. Non-colormanaged applications will simply ignore the embedded profile. To correct the situation it is sufficient to strip the color profile from the file. Currently there is no batch mode in digikam to do that. I don't know of command line tools to do that. Maybe ImageMagick? Perhaps someone else can help here?
ImgageMagick was good idea. This command removes ICC profile: convert +profile 'icc' dsc_7823_fx.jpg dsc_7823_fx_fix.jpg
This bug is still present in showfoto 1.1.0. Do you plan to fix it? It is very annoying...
My fault I think. I've edited a file that was previously edited with older version of showfoto. Sorry.
And use showfoto 1.2.0, not 1.1.0. 1.2.0 is the last stable release. Gilles Caulier
Michael, This file still valid using digiKam 2.x serie ? Gilles Caulier
Seems OK now. Thanks.