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I would like to take an image from input, to output as either the original input type, or raw (this would include extractChannel->raw) without any icc transforms or colorspace alterations. I've had success on my own fork by adding an {icc: 'noop'} option to withMetadata which works fine with RGB images. But if I have a CMYK image (my CMYK images may, or may not, have an embedded profile), I'm seeing it still convert it to an RGB colorspace and I really want zero transforming of the pixels through the pipeline.
Even if it requires modifying my own fork further, Any insight on how I might achieve this?
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Something like the following might get you closer to what you need, but most software requires CMYK images to contain a profile as they are device-dependent.
Right, I have a particular need for processing them both with and without profiles and do all of my color workflow via LCMS. So, would sharp completely bypass any transform in this case or would it still attempt to do something like move it to some rgb16 and back again?
What are you trying to achieve?
I would like to take an image from input, to output as either the original input type, or raw (this would include extractChannel->raw) without any icc transforms or colorspace alterations. I've had success on my own fork by adding an {icc: 'noop'} option to withMetadata which works fine with RGB images. But if I have a CMYK image (my CMYK images may, or may not, have an embedded profile), I'm seeing it still convert it to an RGB colorspace and I really want zero transforming of the pixels through the pipeline.
Even if it requires modifying my own fork further, Any insight on how I might achieve this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: