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0016 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:1
0017 msgid "digiKam Color Management Settings"
0018 msgstr ""
0019 
0020 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:1
0021 msgid ""
0022 "digiKam, documentation, user manual, photo management, open source, free, "
0023 "learn, easy, configure, setup, color management, icc, profile"
0024 msgstr ""
0025 
0026 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:14
0027 msgid "Color Management Settings"
0028 msgstr ""
0029 
0030 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:16
0031 msgid "Contents"
0032 msgstr ""
0033 
0034 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:19
0035 msgid "Overview"
0036 msgstr ""
0037 
0038 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:21
0039 msgid ""
0040 "digiKam is color-management enabled application. RAW files - as they come - "
0041 "are not color managed at all. Your camera provides the data it has captured "
0042 "in a raw format and will let you manage all the processing. Every camera has "
0043 "its specifics as to how it captures color information, therefore you will "
0044 "need to apply a specific profile to the images you want to process. Please "
0045 "refer to the section :ref:`ICC color profile management <color_management>` "
0046 "for more details an explanations."
0047 msgstr ""
0048 
0049 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:23
0050 msgid ""
0051 "Basically, a profile *maps* the color information and gives information on "
0052 "how one should render them. It gives also information to Lcms backend and "
0053 "digiKam on how to translate the color information from one color space to an "
0054 "other in order to keep the colors as accurate as possible across all "
0055 "rendering media."
0056 msgstr ""
0057 
0058 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:26
0059 msgid "Behavior Settings"
0060 msgstr ""
0061 
0062 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:28
0063 msgid ""
0064 "The **Behavior** view ask when opening an image in Image Editor or when you "
0065 "use the Color Management tool with RAW files."
0066 msgstr ""
0067 
0068 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:34
0069 msgid "The Color Management Behavior Configuration Page"
0070 msgstr ""
0071 
0072 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:36
0073 msgid ""
0074 "**Enable Color Management** is the lead option to turn on/off this feature."
0075 msgstr ""
0076 
0077 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:38
0078 msgid ""
0079 "You have to provide a **Working Color Space** profile (linear profiles such "
0080 "as sRGB, ECI-RGB, LStar-RGB, Adobe-RGB or CIE-RGB). If you want to print "
0081 "your images, you may want to opt for Adobe RGB, if it is only for web "
0082 "publishing, sRGB is better (Adobe RGB will be displayed slightly dull in non "
0083 "color managed enabled software such as browsers). However you may change "
0084 "this later of course (by attributing another profile), therefore Adobe RGB "
0085 "can be a good choice for storing and image handling as you can always change "
0086 "it to sRGB before releasing an image for your blog. Note: Do not use non-"
0087 "linear profiles as they will change the color-balance."
0088 msgstr ""
0089 
0090 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:40
0091 msgid ""
0092 "The three next sections from this view set the rules for different use cases:"
0093 msgstr ""
0094 
0095 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:42
0096 msgid ""
0097 "**When the profile of an image does not match the working color space**: "
0098 "this condition provides two options listed below."
0099 msgstr ""
0100 
0101 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:44
0102 msgid ""
0103 "**Ask when opening the image**: If an image has an embedded color profile "
0104 "not matching the working space profile, digiKam will ask if you want to "
0105 "convert to the working space, keep the embedded profile or discard the "
0106 "embedded profile and assign a different one."
0107 msgstr ""
0108 
0109 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:46
0110 msgid ""
0111 "**Convert the image to the working color space**: If an image has an "
0112 "embedded color profile not matching the working space profile, digiKam will "
0113 "convert the image's color information to the working color space. This "
0114 "changes the pixel data, but not the appearance of the image."
0115 msgstr ""
0116 
0117 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:48
0118 msgid ""
0119 "**When an image has no color profile information**: this condition provides "
0120 "four options listed below."
0121 msgstr ""
0122 
0123 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:50
0124 msgid ""
0125 "**Ask when opening the image**: If an image has no embedded color profile, "
0126 "digiKam will ask which color space shall be used to interpret the image and "
0127 "to which color space it shall be transformed for editing."
0128 msgstr ""
0129 
0130 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:52
0131 msgid ""
0132 "**Assume it is using the sRGB color space**: in this case, the image is "
0133 "target for an Internet usage. The **and convert it to the working color "
0134 "space** allows to force conversion to the **Working Color Space** previously "
0135 "defined."
0136 msgstr ""
0137 
0138 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:54
0139 msgid ""
0140 "**Assume it is using the working color space**: in this case, the image is "
0141 "not target for a specific usage, and **Working Color Space** is used for the "
0142 "conversion."
0143 msgstr ""
0144 
0145 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:56
0146 msgid ""
0147 "**Convert it from default input color space to working space**: in this "
0148 "case, the conversion to the **Working Color Space** will be done to include "
0149 "the **Default input color profile** defined in the next settings view."
0150 msgstr ""
0151 
0152 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:58
0153 msgid ""
0154 "**When loading a RAW file with uncalibrated colors**: this condition "
0155 "provides three options listed below."
0156 msgstr ""
0157 
0158 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:60
0159 msgid ""
0160 "**Ask for the input profile**: digiKam prompts a question to the user to "
0161 "select right **Input color profile** to use."
0162 msgstr ""
0163 
0164 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:62
0165 msgid ""
0166 "**Automatic color correction**: digiKam will perform an automatic colors "
0167 "auto-correction based of image historgram analysis."
0168 msgstr ""
0169 
0170 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:64
0171 msgid ""
0172 "**Convert it from the default input profile**: digiKam will use the "
0173 "**Default input color profile** defined in the next settings view."
0174 msgstr ""
0175 
0176 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:67
0177 msgid "Profiles Settings"
0178 msgstr ""
0179 
0180 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:69
0181 msgid ""
0182 "The ICC **Profiles Settings**: here you are given the ability to provide "
0183 "*default* choices for your profiles. Everything is adaptable later-on at the "
0184 "opening of a RAW file."
0185 msgstr ""
0186 
0187 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:75
0188 msgid "The Color Management Profiles Configuration Page"
0189 msgstr ""
0190 
0191 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:77
0192 msgid ""
0193 "The **Monitor profile** option allows to select the color profile for your "
0194 "screen."
0195 msgstr ""
0196 
0197 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:79
0198 msgid ""
0199 "The **Use color managed view** is an alternative to using desktop color "
0200 "management. Only your image in editor will be color managed, not your entire "
0201 "screen. You can at any time toggle this option everywhere in digiKam. This "
0202 "can slow down rendering of the image, depending on the speed of your "
0203 "computer."
0204 msgstr ""
0205 
0206 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:81
0207 msgid ""
0208 "**Use color managed view for previews and thumbnails**: with this option, "
0209 "you can also use the color management to render previews and thumbnails in "
0210 "Icon-View, Light-Table, and Import Tool."
0211 msgstr ""
0212 
0213 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:83
0214 msgid ""
0215 "The **Default Input color profile** should match the camera maker and model "
0216 "you are using. *Not all profiles are created equal*, there are some that "
0217 "have no tone mapping/gamma correction included (For example Canon camera). "
0218 "In some conditions gamma can be not corrected for 16 bit depth conversion, "
0219 "which means that you have to do the tone mapping yourself."
0220 msgstr ""
0221 
0222 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:85
0223 msgid ""
0224 "The **Output device profile** should match the profile for your output "
0225 "device, usually your printer. This profile will be used to do a :ref:`soft "
0226 "proof <soft_proof>`, so you will be able to preview how an image will be "
0227 "rendered via an output device. It enables you to emulate, granted that you "
0228 "have a profile for it, how your image will render for a particular device. "
0229 "It is useful before printing for instance because your printer has a smaller "
0230 "gamut than your camera and some colors might look saturated. You may want to "
0231 "fix this manually instead of relying on the \"blind\" algorithm of your "
0232 "printer."
0233 msgstr ""
0234 
0235 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:87
0236 msgid ""
0237 "The **Color Profiles Repository**: digiKam looks for ICC profiles in a "
0238 "number of default locations e.g. :file:`/usr/share/color/icc`. Set this to "
0239 "the folder where you store extra profiles e.g. :file:`/home/user/.color/"
0240 "icc`. digiKam will scan these folders when starting up."
0241 msgstr ""
0242 
0243 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:90
0244 msgid "Advanced Settings"
0245 msgstr ""
0246 
0247 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:92
0248 msgid ""
0249 "**Use black point compensation**: this setting is a way to make adjustments "
0250 "between the maximum black levels of digital files and the black capabilities "
0251 "of various digital devices."
0252 msgstr ""
0253 
0254 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:94
0255 msgid "**Rendering Intents**: this setting provides four options listed below."
0256 msgstr ""
0257 
0258 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:96
0259 msgid ""
0260 "**Perceptual**: causes the full gamut of the image to be compressed or "
0261 "expanded to fill the gamut of the destination device, so that gray balance "
0262 "is preserved but colorimetric accuracy may not be preserved. In other words, "
0263 "if certain colors in an image fall outside of the range of colors that the "
0264 "output device can render, the image intent will cause all the colors in the "
0265 "image to be adjusted so that the every color in the image falls within the "
0266 "range that can be rendered and so that the relationship between colors is "
0267 "preserved as much as possible. This intent is most suitable for display of "
0268 "photographs and images, and is the default intent."
0269 msgstr ""
0270 
0271 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:98
0272 msgid ""
0273 "**Relative Colorimetric**: is defined such that any colors that fall outside "
0274 "the range that the output device can render are adjusted to the closest "
0275 "color that can be rendered, while all other colors are left unchanged. Proof "
0276 "intent does not preserve the white point."
0277 msgstr ""
0278 
0279 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:100
0280 msgid ""
0281 "**Absolute Colorimetric**: causes any colors that fall outside the range "
0282 "that the output device can render to be adjusted to the closest color that "
0283 "can be rendered, while all other colors are left unchanged. This intent "
0284 "preserves the white point and is most suitable for spot colors (Pantone, "
0285 "TruMatch, logo colors, etc.)."
0286 msgstr ""
0287 
0288 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:102
0289 msgid ""
0290 "**Saturation**: preserves the saturation of colors in the image at the "
0291 "possible expense of hue and lightness. Implementation of this intent remains "
0292 "somewhat problematic, and the ICC is still working on methods to achieve the "
0293 "desired effects. This intent is most suitable for business graphics such as "
0294 "charts, where it is more important that the colors be vivid and contrast "
0295 "well with each other rather than a specific color."
0296 msgstr ""
0297 
0298 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:108
0299 msgid "The Color Management Advanced Configuration Page"
0300 msgstr ""
0301 
0302 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:112
0303 msgid ""
0304 "For most cameras it is pretty obvious what color profile they propose for "
0305 "the type at hand, not so for the Canon's. Here is a table of camera/profiles "
0306 "matches, it is non-authoritative of course:"
0307 msgstr ""
0308 
0309 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:115
0310 msgid "Camera"
0311 msgstr ""
0312 
0313 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:115
0314 msgid "Profile series"
0315 msgstr ""
0316 
0317 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:117
0318 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:118
0319 msgid "Canon 1D mark II"
0320 msgstr ""
0321 
0322 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:117
0323 msgid "6051"
0324 msgstr ""
0325 
0326 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:118
0327 msgid "6111"
0328 msgstr ""
0329 
0330 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:119
0331 msgid "Canon 1Ds"
0332 msgstr ""
0333 
0334 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:119
0335 msgid "6021"
0336 msgstr ""
0337 
0338 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:120
0339 msgid "Canon 1Ds mark II"
0340 msgstr ""
0341 
0342 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:120
0343 msgid "6081"
0344 msgstr ""
0345 
0346 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:121
0347 msgid "Canon 5D"
0348 msgstr ""
0349 
0350 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:121
0351 msgid "6091"
0352 msgstr ""
0353 
0354 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:122
0355 msgid "Canon 10D"
0356 msgstr ""
0357 
0358 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:122
0359 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:126
0360 msgid "6031"
0361 msgstr ""
0362 
0363 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:123
0364 msgid "Canon 20D"
0365 msgstr ""
0366 
0367 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:123
0368 msgid "6061"
0369 msgstr ""
0370 
0371 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:124
0372 msgid "Canon 30D"
0373 msgstr ""
0374 
0375 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:124
0376 msgid "6112"
0377 msgstr ""
0378 
0379 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:125
0380 msgid "Canon 40D"
0381 msgstr ""
0382 
0383 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:125
0384 msgid "6101"
0385 msgstr ""
0386 
0387 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:126
0388 msgid "Canon 300D"
0389 msgstr ""
0390 
0391 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:127
0392 msgid "Canon 350D"
0393 msgstr ""
0394 
0395 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:127
0396 msgid "6111 or 6071"
0397 msgstr ""
0398 
0399 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:128
0400 msgid "Canon 400D"
0401 msgstr ""
0402 
0403 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:128
0404 msgid "6131"
0405 msgstr ""
0406 
0407 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:131
0408 msgid ""
0409 "The Canon profile extension betray the target style: F for Faithful Style, L "
0410 "for Landscape Style, N for Neutral Style, P for Portrait Style, S for "
0411 "Standard Style."
0412 msgstr ""
0413 
0414 #: ../../setup_application/cm_settings.rst:133
0415 msgid ""
0416 "Here you find a typical :ref:`RAW workflow <rawprocessing_workflow>` "
0417 "scenario with Image Editor."
0418 msgstr ""