DCamProf is a command line tool for making camera profiles, and performing tasks related to camera profiles and profiling.
DCamProf has no measurement functionality, but you can use the free and open-source Argyll CMS to get a .ti3 file with measurement data which DCamProf can read.
This is free and open source software.
Features include:
- Generate camera profiles from test target measurements or camera spectral sensitivity functions (SSFs).
- Import (and export) measurement data from Argyll.
- Detailed control of matrix and LUT optimizers to hand-tune the trade-off between accuracy and smoothness.
- Test profile color matching performance, with free choice of illuminant.
Save reports and data files for plotting. - Simulate reflective spectra all the way to the locus.
- Built-in spectral database with Munsell, Macbeth CC24, spectra from nature and common illuminants.
- Import spectral data to be used in targets or as illuminants.
- Analyze camera color separation performance under different illuminants using SSFs.
- Native camera profile format, can be converted to DNG profiles (DCP) and ICC profiles.
- Support for ICC raw converters that apply pre-processing curves, such as Capture One.
- Apply a subjective film curve while keeping neutral realistic colors.
- Optionally design and embed a subjective look in your profile.
- Decode and hand-edit ICC/DCP profiles, and re-encode them again.
- Generate own test charts.
- Correct uneven lighting in test chart photos (flatfield correction).
Website: torger.se/anders/dcamprof.html
Support:
Developer: Anders Torger
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
DCamProf is written in C. Learn C with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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