Possibility to convert csv-file with only L*A*B* values into a ArgyllCMS ti3 file

[micronica]

Working on easy GUI for script. Dont need to change ini config file and we can set parm for colorprof.

 

[x64]

Working on easy GUI for script. Dont need to change ini config file and we can set parm for colorprof. View attachment 17620

Nice, that looks pretty good, If you fork from the main repo and push a PR I'll take a look and release it. If you are interested in further development (e.g. wrapping more argyll systems, data visualization, further input support/conversions) I can make you a collaborator.

 

[pharmacist]

Great to see you guys stepping in to help each other with their own specific knowledge in order for the greater good.

Despite the incredible possibilities of ArgyllCMS it still remains a bit cryptic and an graphical user system that is easier to use than the previous attempts were still a bit cryptic even you can choose the options with a kind of pull-down option. A simpler approach with standard options already chosen like the software of i1Studio with everything in standard industry settings (M0, D50, 1931_2) for a printer profile already chosen for you and a extra "expert" tab for those who want more control, but masked away from a simple primary approach when starting the program, would be nice.

What I can do is to design standard patch sets for the Colormunki/i1Studio and the i1Pro1/2 spectro for several standard paper sizes, optimized for the scanning tables, like I have done in the past. Something similar like the standard (400 patch), medium (800 patch) and expert (1600 patch) targets in i1Profiler.

Unfortunately I do not have any experience in programming, but you guys rock @x64 and @micronica

 

[micronica]

Nice, that looks pretty good, If you fork from the main repo and push a PR I'll take a look and release it. If you are interested in further development (e.g. wrapping more argyll systems, data visualization, further input support/conversions) I can make you a collaborator.

I just trying to make easy to understand gui that use Yours skript. It makes changes automaticly on config ini file and argyllCMS. Nothing special. I also have cr30 on the way and in the future i will try to use it on displaycal. Its just chatgpt helpling me in that. Not my main skill I need cheat solution for calibrating display and print profiles for diffrient items using converted epson for sublimation. My main focus is 3d printing CAD and drones so yea every faster way of working is a plus

 

[micronica]

Great to see you guys stepping in to help each other with their own specific knowledge in order for the greater good.

Despite the incredible possibilities of ArgyllCMS it still remains a bit cryptic and an graphical user system that is easier to use than the previous attempts were still a bit cryptic even you can choose the options with a kind of pull-down option. A simpler approach with standard options already chosen like the software of i1Studio with everything in standard industry settings (M0, D50, 1931_2) for a printer profile already chosen for you and a extra "expert" tab for those who want more control, but masked away from a simple primary approach when starting the program, would be nice.

What I can do is to design standard patch sets for the Colormunki/i1Studio and the i1Pro1/2 spectro for several standard paper sizes, optimized for the scanning tables, like I have done in the past. Something similar like the standard (400 patch), medium (800 patch) and expert (1600 patch) targets in i1Profiler.

Unfortunately I do not have any experience in programming, but you guys rock @x64 and @micronica

Can U sent ti1 ti2 tiff file and readings from cr30 as one zip? Then I can test faster all features in gui having newest files. And as of measurements: measure from a1 going down and then starting from b1 or b19?

 

[pharmacist]

OK here you are: I have 2 sets one for the 228-patch target and one for 247-target, so you can have a look at both

The idea is that the python script can be extended to any desired patch size and if possible that a randomized patch order is also converted correctly. At this moment the script only allows non-randomized patch order based on the patch order specified in the .ti1 file. If you forgot the use the -r argument in printtarg to generate the .ti2 file the python script will crash or hangs after a while.

 

[pharmacist]

Today I did again a test with the larger 247 patch target that has extra grey steps and it really does a fantastic job the CR30 with ArgyllCMS.

I used my difficult Canon TS705 that tends to print greys in a rather brownish sepia tone instead of neutral greys without proper profiles. The target is printed with a stronge brownish sepia for the grey patches and after producing a target with 247 patches this is the side by side comparison between the target (without color management) and the test image with the CR30 scanned/generated profile:

 

[micronica]

Shoud works now. change from txt to py and paste it on src on x64 script.

 

[pharmacist]

That was some fantastic job: also using multithreading dramatically accelerates the profile making process with a multitude

 

[micronica]

That was some fantastic job: also using multithreading dramatically accelerates the profile making process with a multitude

Sure i use all my 20 cores Now im trying to add making targets to gui