[Openicc] Colour management results of GSoC 2011

[Florian Höch]

Am 24.11.2011 11:01, schrieb Kai-Uwe Behrmann:
> Am 23.11.11, 11:07 +0100 schrieb Florian Höch:
>> I've now settled with the non-prefixed "model" to look like (e.g.)
>>
>> LCD2690WUXi '08, VCGT, 5650K, 109cd/m2, Gamma 2.2, i1 display, 2011-11-16
>>
>> (hope this isn't too long, I'm willing to drop parts if need be)
>
> The "model" key is intented to show the model name - LCD2690WUXi in your
> case above.
> However putting your complete string above into "comment" would be fine.
> The later string shall lead to the final profile selection in UI´s.

Ok. One question: What's the distinction between "description" and 
"comment" (or is it the same)?

> The manual selection scheme is:
> "manufacturer" > "model" > "comment"
>
> The automatic scheme will reduce this to select from "comment" only.
>
>> The description will be set to the same string initially, but I'm
>> allowing the user to change it.
>>
>> Also, I'm giving the user a choice to add the actual display device
>> properties and settings (from the display device OSD) to the profile
>> 'meta' tag (and also the metadata JSON).
>>
>> You can see in the attached screenshots how it will be presented in
>> dispcalGUI.
>>
>> The keys I'm considering to use are:
>>
>> display_device.panel.surface
>> display_device.connection.type
>> display_device.settings.preset
>> display_device.settings.brightness
>> display_device.settings.contrast
>> display_device.settings.trc.gamma
>> display_device.settings.blacklevel
>> display_device.settings.hue
>> display_device.settings.whitepoint.colortemp
>> display_device.settings.whitepoint.red
>> display_device.settings.whitepoint.green
>> display_device.settings.whitepoint.blue
>> display_device.settings.saturation
>> display_device.settings.hue.red
>> display_device.settings.hue.green
>> display_device.settings.hue.blue
>> display_device.settings.hue.cyan
>> display_device.settings.hue.magenta
>> display_device.settings.hue.yellow
>> display_device.settings.offset.red
>> display_device.settings.offset.green
>> display_device.settings.offset.blue
>> display_device.settings.offset.cyan
>> display_device.settings.offset.magenta
>> display_device.settings.offset.yellow
>> display_device.settings.saturation.red
>> display_device.settings.saturation.green
>> display_device.settings.saturation.blue
>> display_device.settings.saturation.cyan
>> display_device.settings.saturation.magenta
>> display_device.settings.saturation.yellow
>
> The prefix of display_device is duplicated. Please consider a prefix
> like "OSD_" instead => OSD_settings_saturation_green .

OSD_ sounds good to me. I'll go with that.

> It would be great to collect these infos automatic and not need to hand
> edit them. That would bring users he advantage they have already through
> EDID keywords. But that will need some time to come. Otherwise surely
> helpful information.

Yes, ideally this would be fully automatic. I went with the pragmatic 
solution for the time being, as there's no automatic way atm (I also 
suspect it would be highly manufacturer/model dependent).

Kind regards

Florian

>> But I'm open for other suggestions too.
>> Basically all of these are freeform text, so it is possible to enter,
>> for example, 2.2 or sRGB for gamma, whatever fits best the actual OSD.
>>
>> At profile creation time, I also add a few other things,
>> namely:
>>
>> measurement_device (string as reported by Argyll)
>> Argyll.profcheck.avg.dE76 (float)
>> Argyll.profcheck.max.dE76 (float)
>> Argyll.profcheck.rms.dE76 (float)
>>
>> I currently use the average dE76 to disallow 'bad' profiles to be
>> uploaded through dispcalGUI (anything above 1 dE avg).
>>
>> Am 03.11.2011 01:18, schrieb Kai-Uwe Behrmann:
>>> Am 01.11.11, 19:03 +0100 schrieb Florian Höch:
>>>> I'm going to have the user enter a description when he/she chooses to
>>>> share a profile in dispcalGUI and pre-fill it as good as possible
>>>> (from EDID and chosen settings).
>>>>
>>>> It would be nice to see descriptions together with the device names
>>>> after selecting the manufacturer on icc.opensuse.org, e.g. "T61,
>>>> glossy" or "T61, matte", as well as the profile creation date.
>>>
>>> The submitted JSON can contain a non prefixed verion of the "model" key.
>>> You can set the belonging value to whatever shall be displayed to users.
>
> kind regards
> Kai-Uwe
>
>
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-- 
Florian Höch