Version: 1.5.0 (using KDE 4.4.4) OS: Linux When I use Digikam to import a DNG file into the image editor in ProPhoto color space, the resulting saved TIF file has no color profile assigned to it. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: - select a DNG file and open it in the editor - on the DNG import screen, under the Color Management tab, set the working space to an existing ProPhoto.icc profile (I use the one provided by Adobe) - save the file in the editor as a TIF Actual Results: Saved TIF file has no color profile. Also, the picture looks like an embossed monstrosity. It's terrible. Expected Results: Saved TIF file should have a color profile, and should at least look like a picture. This does not seem to happen with JPG files. Only with TIF files. This does not happen with TIF files generated using UFraw instead of Digikam.
Upon further testing, it doesn't matter what working color space I choose. Importing a DNG and then saving it as a TIF file always generates a horrible gray embossed thing with no color profile attached.
I cannot reproduce this problem, I'm getting a correct 16bit TIFF with embedded profile. I have only a very limited DNG collection, so you may want to provide a picture for testing.
Sure, here's one from my Pentax K-7 that always gives me these results: http://www.friendlyphotozone.com/tmp/GORE4269.DNG (still uploading, should be there by 9:45pm EDT)
Frank, I still valid with 2.x release ? Gilles Caulier
Frank, This entry still valid using digiKam 3.5.0 ? Gilles Caulier
This problem still reproducible with digiKam 5.0.0 ? Gilles Caulier
digiKam 7.0.0 stable release is now published: https://www.digikam.org/news/2020-07-19-7.0.0_release_announcement/ We need a fresh feedback on this file using this version. Best Regards Gilles Caulier
Not reproducible using digiKam 7.3.0 and exiv2 0.27.4 Importing DNG file with prophoto color profile embed this one in TIFF file after conversion. https://i.imgur.com/cMjEbDB.png DNG files are taken from here : https://www.photographyblog.com/previews/honor_view20_photos Gilles Caulier