Converted CMYK image has no CMYK channels?
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Following this guide, I have converted a RGB image to CMYK using command line:
$ convert from.tif -colorspace cmyk -compress LZW to.tif
And I have confirmed that the image is now a CMYK image:
$ identify -format '%[colorspace]' 'to.tif'
But when I try to see the CMYK channels through Gimp, it is still in RGBA Channels.
Am I doing it right? How can I get the correct CMYK channels like you can in Photoshop?
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Following this guide, I have converted a RGB image to CMYK using command line:
$ convert from.tif -colorspace cmyk -compress LZW to.tif
And I have confirmed that the image is now a CMYK image:
$ identify -format '%[colorspace]' 'to.tif'
But when I try to see the CMYK channels through Gimp, it is still in RGBA Channels.
Am I doing it right? How can I get the correct CMYK channels like you can in Photoshop?
gimp cmyk
asked 10 hours ago
laukok
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Following this guide, I have converted a RGB image to CMYK using command line:
$ convert from.tif -colorspace cmyk -compress LZW to.tif
And I have confirmed that the image is now a CMYK image:
$ identify -format '%[colorspace]' 'to.tif'
But when I try to see the CMYK channels through Gimp, it is still in RGBA Channels.
Am I doing it right? How can I get the correct CMYK channels like you can in Photoshop?
gimp cmyk
asked 10 hours ago
laukok
50241231
Following this guide, I have converted a RGB image to CMYK using command line:
$ convert from.tif -colorspace cmyk -compress LZW to.tif
And I have confirmed that the image is now a CMYK image:
$ identify -format '%[colorspace]' 'to.tif'
But when I try to see the CMYK channels through Gimp, it is still in RGBA Channels.
Am I doing it right? How can I get the correct CMYK channels like you can in Photoshop?
gimp cmyk
asked 10 hours ago
laukok
50241231
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