HI Hans,
Thanks for reply. I'd found the option but assumed this would turn
off colour management.
Does this mean that Quicktime doesn't have any inherent colour
management? I assume from your advice regarding using sRGB that this
is the case.
best
Snowy
On 15 Mar 2008, at 00:48, Hans Nyberg wrote:
> --- In #removed#, Snowy Aldon <lists@...> wrote:
>
> > Cubic converter 2.2.1 OSX 10.4.11 PS CS3 ext
> >
> >When using CC to make cube faces for retouch the reassembled
> > equirectangular image come our darker than the original. It appears
> > in PS without a profile. The image doesn't improve if the original
> > Adobe RGB profile is reassigned.
> >
> > Any clues?
> >
> > Is there a native colour space for the software?
>
> Go to CC preferences/ importing images
> check Disable Quicktime Graphics importer Color Matching.
>
> Remember to convert to sRGB before you convert to final web movie
> or other web
> presentation.
>
> Hans
> www.panoramas.dk
>
>
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