Pixmap from QImage is broken
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When I run your program, cmsCreateMultiprofileTransform() returns a nullptr and (since I corrected the qDebug - output) get the warning 'Couldn't create color transform !' and then a QMessageBox that the image conversion failed.
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When I run your program, cmsCreateMultiprofileTransform() returns a nullptr and (since I corrected the qDebug - output) get the warning 'Couldn't create color transform !' and then a QMessageBox that the image conversion failed.
@Christian-Ehrlicher thx for your response.
I have corrected my code - as you mentioned - but I do not get this warning.
I get an broken image displayed. Here is a screenshot:
http://code.ademmler.com/gvimg01.pngAnd here is what qt saved to hard disk:
http://code.ademmler.com/toDisplay.jpgNote:
I have also contacted the author of little CMS - he wrote this sample code.
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What is the format of the QImage (toDisplay->format())? Can you show exactly what you mean by 'the image is distorted/broken'.
@mchinand https://littlecms.com/blog/2020/12/09/using-lcms2-on-qt/
little cmd uses a different format than qt - that is what the author wrote about it.
I just try to create a working minimal sample ...Here is what the resulting image looks like:
http://code.ademmler.com/gvimg01.pngAnd here is what qt saved to hard disk:
http://code.ademmler.com/toDisplay.jpg -
And here is the pixmap saved to hard disk:
http://code.ademmler.com/qtPixmap.jpgWhich is also ok - hence I do not understand what's going wrong with displaying this ...
@ademmler have you checked the format of
toDisplay? Image::save does take guesses if the format is missing or wrong.
Also you should check the return type of save, in case saving fails and you actually see the file of a previous attempt
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When I run your program, cmsCreateMultiprofileTransform() returns a nullptr and (since I corrected the qDebug - output) get the warning 'Couldn't create color transform !' and then a QMessageBox that the image conversion failed.
@Christian-Ehrlicher said in Pixmap from QImage is broken:
When I run your program, cmsCreateMultiprofileTransform() returns a nullptr and (since I corrected the qDebug - output) get the warning 'Couldn't create color transform !' and then a QMessageBox that the image conversion failed.
Are you working on MacOS or Windows?
Have you littlecms installed ? Or checked if you can use the libs I provided? -
@ademmler have you checked the format of
toDisplay? Image::save does take guesses if the format is missing or wrong.
Also you should check the return type of save, in case saving fails and you actually see the file of a previous attempt -
@ademmler have you checked the format of
toDisplay? Image::save does take guesses if the format is missing or wrong.
Also you should check the return type of save, in case saving fails and you actually see the file of a previous attempt@J-Hilk
Here is what I see in the debugger. Looks like all "images" have content.
http://code.ademmler.com/debugger.pngPls - where can I see the "return value type" in this window?
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Here is the reason and solution. Thanks to Marti Maria - the author of littlecms -
to sort this out ...This program does not work because you missed the part on
https://littlecms.com/blog/2020/12/09/using-lcms2-on-qt/ that says:Alpha channels are supported as long as the image is not using premultiplied alpha. To get alpha channel make sure to include cmsFLAGS_COPY_ALPHA in the flags field. This is explained in LittleCMS documentation.
So, try: toDisplay = colorManage(sourceImage, profiles, INTENT_PERCEPTUAL, cmsFLAGS_COPY_ALPHA);*
This fixed the issue for me.
