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NSImage & colorspace
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NSImage & colorspace


  • Subject: NSImage & colorspace
  • From: Nicolas Zinovieff <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 15 Nov 2004 11:20:16 +0100

Hi gang,

I am currently having difficulties with my NSImages.

I am supposed to load a PDF representation of an image, draw on the image (basically appending a tag and a logo, sort of thing) and write it back.

But, horror, it messes up the colorspace calibration. I am supposed to have pure colors (blue, red and green), and each computer the software runs on provides a different output (which probably has something to do with the colorsync profile of the display).

Is there any way to discard the color correction scheme?
I have already set the setPrefersColorMatch to NO, without effect.

I know I could go bitmap and do my color correction from here, but I need to keep the vectorized data.

Is there any solution?

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