My problem is that the static colour engine works kind of OK, except it blocks the shadows more than other colour-managed applications, but when I switch to the WCS engine the images get a magenta cast over them. reg scripts are available in the attached zip file. The setting is toggled ON and OFF by a registry value at this time, the corresponding. This new option complements our already highly acclaimed, "Adobe Photoshop-like" color rendition - as reported by some of our users - with support for ICC v2 and v4 monitor profiles. The benefit is a potentially better, more accurate color rendition for critical viewing on calibrated and profiled displays. The drawback is that it takes more time to create color transforms (about 1 or 2 seconds, depending on computer speed), which may noticeably slows down the display of the first image.
#FASTRAWVIEWER PATCH PRO#
On Windows Vista and later, FastPictureViewer Pro now offers the option to use the new WCS 1.0 color engine instead (based on Canon Kyuanos technology), which uses high precision, greater than 16 bit per channel floating point math for better gamut-mapping models that are meant to provide superior color space conversions than ICC rendering intents. By default, FPV uses the static ICM 2.0 color engine (LinoColorCMM, provided by Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG) built into Windows since 1998.
#FASTRAWVIEWER PATCH PROFESSIONAL#
I've got a problem with the FastPictureViewer - when I go to Settings / Personalization and choose the suggested setting "Use Windows Color System", the colours are wrong - there is a magenta cast over everything.įor users of wide gamut, custom profiled monitors we added support for an alternate, high accuracy color management system in the Professional Edition.
The monitor profile is v2, matrix style (argyll-based). I tried contacting Axel via the support system but he hasn't answered yet, and I know he frequents this forum so maybe he'll choose to respond, but in the meantime, has anybody else encountered such a problem with the FPV or maybe you could offer some ideas as to where to look for a solution? I'm fairly certain my Windows colour-management settings are OK, my calibration and profiling are verified on a number of applications, using reference photos from Kodak as well as my own photos of the ColorChecker Passport, etc.
#FASTRAWVIEWER PATCH TRIAL#
When I switch the WCS setting off in FPV everything looks OK but the shadows are more blocked than in any other colour-managed application and I don't like that, so for now I'm using the latest IrfanView with the colour-management plugin switched on and it gives me the same results as the trial version of ACDSee was giving me with its Little CMS version of colour-management. This doesn't happen in the Windows Photo Viewer (which should also be using the WCS) or any other colour-managed application I have. I've got a problem with the FastPictureViewer - when I go to Settings / Personalization and choose the suggested setting "Use Windows Color System", the colours are wrong - there is a magenta cast over everything.
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