bool LcmsColorProfileContainer::init()
{
if (d->profile) cmsCloseProfile(d->profile);
d->profile = cmsOpenProfileFromMem((void*)d->data->rawData().constData(), d->data->rawData().size());
#ifndef NDEBUG
if (d->data->rawData().size() == 4096) {
warnPigment << "Profile has a size of 4096, which is suspicious and indicates a possible misuse of QIODevice::read(int), check your code.";
}
#endif
if (d->profile) {
wchar_t buffer[_BUFFER_SIZE_];
d->colorSpaceSignature = cmsGetColorSpace(d->profile);
d->deviceClass = cmsGetDeviceClass(d->profile);
cmsGetProfileInfo(d->profile, cmsInfoDescription, cmsNoLanguage, cmsNoCountry, buffer, _BUFFER_SIZE_);
d->productDescription = QString::fromWCharArray(buffer);
d->valid = true;
cmsGetProfileInfo(d->profile, cmsInfoModel, cmsNoLanguage, cmsNoCountry, buffer, _BUFFER_SIZE_);
d->name = QString::fromWCharArray(buffer);
cmsGetProfileInfo(d->profile, cmsInfoManufacturer, cmsNoLanguage, cmsNoCountry, buffer, _BUFFER_SIZE_);
d->manufacturer = QString::fromWCharArray(buffer);
// Check if the profile can convert (something->this)
d->suitableForOutput = cmsIsMatrixShaper(d->profile)
|| ( cmsIsCLUT(d->profile, INTENT_PERCEPTUAL, LCMS_USED_AS_INPUT) &&
cmsIsCLUT(d->profile, INTENT_PERCEPTUAL, LCMS_USED_AS_OUTPUT) );
return true;
}
return false;
}
/**
* gimp_color_profile_is_linear:
* @profile: a #GimpColorProfile
*
* This function determines is the ICC profile represented by a GimpColorProfile
* is a linear RGB profile or not, some profiles that are LUTs though linear
* will also return FALSE;
*
* Return value: %TRUE if the profile is a matrix shaping profile with linear
* TRCs, %FALSE otherwise.
*
* Since: 2.10
**/
gboolean
gimp_color_profile_is_linear (GimpColorProfile *profile)
{
cmsHPROFILE prof;
cmsToneCurve *curve;
g_return_val_if_fail (GIMP_IS_COLOR_PROFILE (profile), FALSE);
prof = profile->priv->lcms_profile;
if (! cmsIsMatrixShaper (prof))
return FALSE;
if (cmsIsCLUT (prof, INTENT_PERCEPTUAL, LCMS_USED_AS_INPUT))
return FALSE;
if (cmsIsCLUT (prof, INTENT_PERCEPTUAL, LCMS_USED_AS_OUTPUT))
return FALSE;
curve = cmsReadTag(prof, cmsSigRedTRCTag);
if (curve == NULL || ! cmsIsToneCurveLinear (curve))
return FALSE;
curve = cmsReadTag (prof, cmsSigGreenTRCTag);
if (curve == NULL || ! cmsIsToneCurveLinear (curve))
return FALSE;
curve = cmsReadTag (prof, cmsSigBlueTRCTag);
if (curve == NULL || ! cmsIsToneCurveLinear (curve))
return FALSE;
return TRUE;
}
// Return info about supported intents
cmsBool CMSEXPORT cmsIsIntentSupported(cmsHPROFILE hProfile,
cmsUInt32Number Intent, cmsUInt32Number UsedDirection)
{
if (cmsIsCLUT(hProfile, Intent, UsedDirection)) return TRUE;
// Is there any matrix-shaper? If so, the intent is supported. This is a bit odd, since V2 matrix shaper
// does not fully support relative colorimetric because they cannot deal with non-zero black points, but
// many profiles claims that, and this is certainly not true for V4 profiles. Lets answer "yes" no matter
// the accuracy would be less than optimal in rel.col and v2 case.
return cmsIsMatrixShaper(hProfile);
}
bool LcmsColorProfileContainer::init()
{
if (d->profile) {
cmsCloseProfile(d->profile);
}
d->profile = cmsOpenProfileFromMem((void *)d->data->rawData().constData(), d->data->rawData().size());
#ifndef NDEBUG
if (d->data->rawData().size() == 4096) {
qWarning() << "Profile has a size of 4096, which is suspicious and indicates a possible misuse of QIODevice::read(int), check your code.";
}
#endif
if (d->profile) {
wchar_t buffer[_BUFFER_SIZE_];
d->colorSpaceSignature = cmsGetColorSpace(d->profile);
d->deviceClass = cmsGetDeviceClass(d->profile);
cmsGetProfileInfo(d->profile, cmsInfoDescription, cmsNoLanguage, cmsNoCountry, buffer, _BUFFER_SIZE_);
d->name = QString::fromWCharArray(buffer);
//apparantly this should give us a localised string??? Not sure about this.
cmsGetProfileInfo(d->profile, cmsInfoModel, cmsNoLanguage, cmsNoCountry, buffer, _BUFFER_SIZE_);
d->productDescription = QString::fromWCharArray(buffer);
cmsGetProfileInfo(d->profile, cmsInfoManufacturer, cmsNoLanguage, cmsNoCountry, buffer, _BUFFER_SIZE_);
d->manufacturer = QString::fromWCharArray(buffer);
cmsGetProfileInfo(d->profile, cmsInfoCopyright, cmsNoLanguage, cmsNoCountry, buffer, _BUFFER_SIZE_);
d->copyright = QString::fromWCharArray(buffer);
cmsProfileClassSignature profile_class;
profile_class = cmsGetDeviceClass(d->profile);
d->valid = (profile_class != cmsSigNamedColorClass);
//This is where obtain the whitepoint, and convert it to the actual white point of the profile in the case a Chromatic adaption tag is
//present. This is necessary for profiles following the v4 spec.
cmsCIEXYZ baseMediaWhitePoint;//dummy to hold copy of mediawhitepoint if this is modified by chromatic adaption.
if (cmsIsTag(d->profile, cmsSigMediaWhitePointTag)) {
d->mediaWhitePoint = *((cmsCIEXYZ *)cmsReadTag(d->profile, cmsSigMediaWhitePointTag));
baseMediaWhitePoint = d->mediaWhitePoint;
cmsXYZ2xyY(&d->whitePoint, &d->mediaWhitePoint);
if (cmsIsTag(d->profile, cmsSigChromaticAdaptationTag)) {
//the chromatic adaption tag represent a matrix from the actual white point of the profile to D50.
cmsCIEXYZ *CAM1 = (cmsCIEXYZ *)cmsReadTag(d->profile, cmsSigChromaticAdaptationTag);
//We first put all our data into structures we can manipulate.
double d3dummy [3] = {d->mediaWhitePoint.X, d->mediaWhitePoint.Y, d->mediaWhitePoint.Z};
QGenericMatrix<1, 3, double> whitePointMatrix(d3dummy);
QTransform invertDummy(CAM1[0].X, CAM1[0].Y, CAM1[0].Z, CAM1[1].X, CAM1[1].Y, CAM1[1].Z, CAM1[2].X, CAM1[2].Y, CAM1[2].Z);
//we then abuse QTransform's invert function because it probably does matrix invertion 20 times better than I can program.
//if the matrix is uninvertable, invertedDummy will be an identity matrix, which for us means that it won't give any noticeble
//effect when we start multiplying.
QTransform invertedDummy = invertDummy.inverted();
//we then put the QTransform into a generic 3x3 matrix.
double d9dummy [9] = {invertedDummy.m11(), invertedDummy.m12(), invertedDummy.m13(),
invertedDummy.m21(), invertedDummy.m22(), invertedDummy.m23(),
invertedDummy.m31(), invertedDummy.m32(), invertedDummy.m33()
};
QGenericMatrix<3, 3, double> chromaticAdaptionMatrix(d9dummy);
//multiplying our inverted adaption matrix with the whitepoint gives us the right whitepoint.
QGenericMatrix<1, 3, double> result = chromaticAdaptionMatrix * whitePointMatrix;
//and then we pour the matrix into the whitepoint variable. Generic matrix does row/column for indices even though it
//uses column/row for initialising.
d->mediaWhitePoint.X = result(0, 0);
d->mediaWhitePoint.Y = result(1, 0);
d->mediaWhitePoint.Z = result(2, 0);
cmsXYZ2xyY(&d->whitePoint, &d->mediaWhitePoint);
}
}
//This is for RGB profiles, but it only works for matrix profiles. Need to design it to work with non-matrix profiles.
if (cmsIsTag(d->profile, cmsSigRedColorantTag)) {
cmsCIEXYZTRIPLE tempColorants;
tempColorants.Red = *((cmsCIEXYZ *)cmsReadTag(d->profile, cmsSigRedColorantTag));
tempColorants.Green = *((cmsCIEXYZ *)cmsReadTag(d->profile, cmsSigGreenColorantTag));
tempColorants.Blue = *((cmsCIEXYZ *)cmsReadTag(d->profile, cmsSigBlueColorantTag));
//convert to d65, this is useless.
cmsAdaptToIlluminant(&d->colorants.Red, &baseMediaWhitePoint, &d->mediaWhitePoint, &tempColorants.Red);
cmsAdaptToIlluminant(&d->colorants.Green, &baseMediaWhitePoint, &d->mediaWhitePoint, &tempColorants.Green);
cmsAdaptToIlluminant(&d->colorants.Blue, &baseMediaWhitePoint, &d->mediaWhitePoint, &tempColorants.Blue);
//d->colorants = tempColorants;
d->hasColorants = true;
} else {
//qDebug()<<d->name<<": has no colorants";
d->hasColorants = false;
}
//retrieve TRC.
if (cmsIsTag(d->profile, cmsSigRedTRCTag) && cmsIsTag(d->profile, cmsSigBlueTRCTag) && cmsIsTag(d->profile, cmsSigGreenTRCTag)) {
d->redTRC = ((cmsToneCurve *)cmsReadTag (d->profile, cmsSigRedTRCTag));
d->greenTRC = ((cmsToneCurve *)cmsReadTag (d->profile, cmsSigGreenTRCTag));
d->blueTRC = ((cmsToneCurve *)cmsReadTag (d->profile, cmsSigBlueTRCTag));
d->redTRCReverse = cmsReverseToneCurve(d->redTRC);
d->greenTRCReverse = cmsReverseToneCurve(d->greenTRC);
d->blueTRCReverse = cmsReverseToneCurve(d->blueTRC);
d->hasTRC = true;
} else if (cmsIsTag(d->profile, cmsSigGrayTRCTag)) {
d->grayTRC = ((cmsToneCurve *)cmsReadTag (d->profile, cmsSigGrayTRCTag));
d->grayTRCReverse = cmsReverseToneCurve(d->grayTRC);
d->hasTRC = true;
} else {
d->hasTRC = false;
}
// Check if the profile can convert (something->this)
d->suitableForOutput = cmsIsMatrixShaper(d->profile)
|| (cmsIsCLUT(d->profile, INTENT_PERCEPTUAL, LCMS_USED_AS_INPUT) &&
cmsIsCLUT(d->profile, INTENT_PERCEPTUAL, LCMS_USED_AS_OUTPUT));
d->version = cmsGetProfileVersion(d->profile);
d->defaultIntent = cmsGetHeaderRenderingIntent(d->profile);
d->isMatrixShaper = cmsIsMatrixShaper(d->profile);
d->isPerceptualCLUT = cmsIsCLUT(d->profile, INTENT_PERCEPTUAL, LCMS_USED_AS_INPUT);
d->isSaturationCLUT = cmsIsCLUT(d->profile, INTENT_SATURATION, LCMS_USED_AS_INPUT);
d->isAbsoluteCLUT = cmsIsCLUT(d->profile, INTENT_SATURATION, LCMS_USED_AS_INPUT);
d->isRelativeCLUT = cmsIsCLUT(d->profile, INTENT_RELATIVE_COLORIMETRIC, LCMS_USED_AS_INPUT);
return true;
}
return false;
}
// Calculates the black point of a destination profile.
// This algorithm comes from the Adobe paper disclosing its black point compensation method.
cmsBool CMSEXPORT cmsDetectDestinationBlackPoint(cmsCIEXYZ* BlackPoint, cmsHPROFILE hProfile, cmsUInt32Number Intent, cmsUInt32Number dwFlags)
{
cmsColorSpaceSignature ColorSpace;
cmsHTRANSFORM hRoundTrip = NULL;
cmsCIELab InitialLab, destLab, Lab;
cmsFloat64Number inRamp[256], outRamp[256];
cmsFloat64Number MinL, MaxL;
cmsBool NearlyStraightMidrange = TRUE;
cmsFloat64Number yRamp[256];
cmsFloat64Number x[256], y[256];
cmsFloat64Number lo, hi;
int n, l;
cmsProfileClassSignature devClass;
// Make sure the device class is adequate
devClass = cmsGetDeviceClass(hProfile);
if (devClass == cmsSigLinkClass ||
devClass == cmsSigAbstractClass ||
devClass == cmsSigNamedColorClass) {
BlackPoint -> X = BlackPoint ->Y = BlackPoint -> Z = 0.0;
return FALSE;
}
// Make sure intent is adequate
if (Intent != INTENT_PERCEPTUAL &&
Intent != INTENT_RELATIVE_COLORIMETRIC &&
Intent != INTENT_SATURATION) {
BlackPoint -> X = BlackPoint ->Y = BlackPoint -> Z = 0.0;
return FALSE;
}
// v4 + perceptual & saturation intents does have its own black point, and it is
// well specified enough to use it. Black point tag is deprecated in V4.
if ((cmsGetEncodedICCversion(hProfile) >= 0x4000000) &&
(Intent == INTENT_PERCEPTUAL || Intent == INTENT_SATURATION)) {
// Matrix shaper share MRC & perceptual intents
if (cmsIsMatrixShaper(hProfile))
return BlackPointAsDarkerColorant(hProfile, INTENT_RELATIVE_COLORIMETRIC, BlackPoint, 0);
// Get Perceptual black out of v4 profiles. That is fixed for perceptual & saturation intents
BlackPoint -> X = cmsPERCEPTUAL_BLACK_X;
BlackPoint -> Y = cmsPERCEPTUAL_BLACK_Y;
BlackPoint -> Z = cmsPERCEPTUAL_BLACK_Z;
return TRUE;
}
// Check if the profile is lut based and gray, rgb or cmyk (7.2 in Adobe's document)
ColorSpace = cmsGetColorSpace(hProfile);
if (!cmsIsCLUT(hProfile, Intent, LCMS_USED_AS_OUTPUT ) ||
(ColorSpace != cmsSigGrayData &&
ColorSpace != cmsSigRgbData &&
ColorSpace != cmsSigCmykData)) {
// In this case, handle as input case
return cmsDetectBlackPoint(BlackPoint, hProfile, Intent, dwFlags);
}
// It is one of the valid cases!, use Adobe algorithm
// Set a first guess, that should work on good profiles.
if (Intent == INTENT_RELATIVE_COLORIMETRIC) {
cmsCIEXYZ IniXYZ;
// calculate initial Lab as source black point
if (!cmsDetectBlackPoint(&IniXYZ, hProfile, Intent, dwFlags)) {
return FALSE;
}
// convert the XYZ to lab
cmsXYZ2Lab(NULL, &InitialLab, &IniXYZ);
} else {
// set the initial Lab to zero, that should be the black point for perceptual and saturation
InitialLab.L = 0;
InitialLab.a = 0;
InitialLab.b = 0;
}
// Step 2
// ======
// Create a roundtrip. Define a Transform BT for all x in L*a*b*
hRoundTrip = CreateRoundtripXForm(hProfile, Intent);
if (hRoundTrip == NULL) return FALSE;
// Compute ramps
for (l=0; l < 256; l++) {
Lab.L = (cmsFloat64Number) (l * 100.0) / 255.0;
Lab.a = cmsmin(50, cmsmax(-50, InitialLab.a));
Lab.b = cmsmin(50, cmsmax(-50, InitialLab.b));
cmsDoTransform(hRoundTrip, &Lab, &destLab, 1);
inRamp[l] = Lab.L;
outRamp[l] = destLab.L;
}
// Make monotonic
for (l = 254; l > 0; --l) {
outRamp[l] = cmsmin(outRamp[l], outRamp[l+1]);
}
// Check
if (! (outRamp[0] < outRamp[255])) {
cmsDeleteTransform(hRoundTrip);
BlackPoint -> X = BlackPoint ->Y = BlackPoint -> Z = 0.0;
return FALSE;
}
// Test for mid range straight (only on relative colorimetric)
NearlyStraightMidrange = TRUE;
MinL = outRamp[0]; MaxL = outRamp[255];
if (Intent == INTENT_RELATIVE_COLORIMETRIC) {
for (l=0; l < 256; l++) {
if (! ((inRamp[l] <= MinL + 0.2 * (MaxL - MinL) ) ||
(fabs(inRamp[l] - outRamp[l]) < 4.0 )))
NearlyStraightMidrange = FALSE;
}
// If the mid range is straight (as determined above) then the
// DestinationBlackPoint shall be the same as initialLab.
// Otherwise, the DestinationBlackPoint shall be determined
// using curve fitting.
if (NearlyStraightMidrange) {
cmsLab2XYZ(NULL, BlackPoint, &InitialLab);
cmsDeleteTransform(hRoundTrip);
return TRUE;
}
}
// curve fitting: The round-trip curve normally looks like a nearly constant section at the black point,
// with a corner and a nearly straight line to the white point.
for (l=0; l < 256; l++) {
yRamp[l] = (outRamp[l] - MinL) / (MaxL - MinL);
}
// find the black point using the least squares error quadratic curve fitting
if (Intent == INTENT_RELATIVE_COLORIMETRIC) {
lo = 0.1;
hi = 0.5;
}
else {
// Perceptual and saturation
lo = 0.03;
hi = 0.25;
}
// Capture shadow points for the fitting.
n = 0;
for (l=0; l < 256; l++) {
cmsFloat64Number ff = yRamp[l];
if (ff >= lo && ff < hi) {
x[n] = inRamp[l];
y[n] = yRamp[l];
n++;
}
}
// No suitable points
if (n < 3 ) {
cmsDeleteTransform(hRoundTrip);
BlackPoint -> X = BlackPoint ->Y = BlackPoint -> Z = 0.0;
return FALSE;
}
// fit and get the vertex of quadratic curve
Lab.L = RootOfLeastSquaresFitQuadraticCurve(n, x, y);
if (Lab.L < 0.0) { // clip to zero L* if the vertex is negative
Lab.L = 0;
}
Lab.a = InitialLab.a;
Lab.b = InitialLab.b;
cmsLab2XYZ(NULL, BlackPoint, &Lab);
cmsDeleteTransform(hRoundTrip);
return TRUE;
}
// Calculates the black point of a destination profile.
// This algorithm comes from the Adobe paper disclosing its black point compensation method.
cmsBool CMSEXPORT cmsDetectDestinationBlackPoint(cmsCIEXYZ* BlackPoint, cmsHPROFILE hProfile, cmsUInt32Number Intent, cmsUInt32Number dwFlags)
{
cmsColorSpaceSignature ColorSpace;
cmsHTRANSFORM hRoundTrip = NULL;
cmsCIELab InitialLab, destLab, Lab;
cmsFloat64Number MinL, MaxL;
cmsBool NearlyStraightMidRange = FALSE;
cmsFloat64Number L;
cmsFloat64Number x[101], y[101];
cmsFloat64Number lo, hi, NonMonoMin;
int n, l, i, NonMonoIndx;
// Make sure intent is adequate
if (Intent != INTENT_PERCEPTUAL &&
Intent != INTENT_RELATIVE_COLORIMETRIC &&
Intent != INTENT_SATURATION) {
BlackPoint -> X = BlackPoint ->Y = BlackPoint -> Z = 0.0;
return FALSE;
}
// v4 + perceptual & saturation intents does have its own black point, and it is
// well specified enough to use it. Black point tag is deprecated in V4.
if ((cmsGetEncodedICCversion(hProfile) >= 0x4000000) &&
(Intent == INTENT_PERCEPTUAL || Intent == INTENT_SATURATION)) {
// Matrix shaper share MRC & perceptual intents
if (cmsIsMatrixShaper(hProfile))
return BlackPointAsDarkerColorant(hProfile, INTENT_RELATIVE_COLORIMETRIC, BlackPoint, 0);
// Get Perceptual black out of v4 profiles. That is fixed for perceptual & saturation intents
BlackPoint -> X = cmsPERCEPTUAL_BLACK_X;
BlackPoint -> Y = cmsPERCEPTUAL_BLACK_Y;
BlackPoint -> Z = cmsPERCEPTUAL_BLACK_Z;
return TRUE;
}
// Check if the profile is lut based and gray, rgb or cmyk (7.2 in Adobe's document)
ColorSpace = cmsGetColorSpace(hProfile);
if (!cmsIsCLUT(hProfile, Intent, LCMS_USED_AS_OUTPUT ) ||
(ColorSpace != cmsSigGrayData &&
ColorSpace != cmsSigRgbData &&
ColorSpace != cmsSigCmykData)) {
// In this case, handle as input case
return cmsDetectBlackPoint(BlackPoint, hProfile, Intent, dwFlags);
}
// It is one of the valid cases!, presto chargo hocus pocus, go for the Adobe magic
// Step 1
// ======
// Set a first guess, that should work on good profiles.
if (Intent == INTENT_RELATIVE_COLORIMETRIC) {
cmsCIEXYZ IniXYZ;
// calculate initial Lab as source black point
if (!cmsDetectBlackPoint(&IniXYZ, hProfile, Intent, dwFlags)) {
return FALSE;
}
// convert the XYZ to lab
cmsXYZ2Lab(NULL, &InitialLab, &IniXYZ);
} else {
// set the initial Lab to zero, that should be the black point for perceptual and saturation
InitialLab.L = 0;
InitialLab.a = 0;
InitialLab.b = 0;
}
// Step 2
// ======
// Create a roundtrip. Define a Transform BT for all x in L*a*b*
hRoundTrip = CreateRoundtripXForm(hProfile, Intent);
if (hRoundTrip == NULL) return FALSE;
// Calculate Min L*
Lab = InitialLab;
Lab.L = 0;
cmsDoTransform(hRoundTrip, &Lab, &destLab, 1);
MinL = destLab.L;
// Calculate Max L*
Lab = InitialLab;
Lab.L = 100;
cmsDoTransform(hRoundTrip, &Lab, &destLab, 1);
MaxL = destLab.L;
// Step 3
// ======
// check if quadratic estimation needs to be done.
if (Intent == INTENT_RELATIVE_COLORIMETRIC) {
// Conceptually, this code tests how close the source l and converted L are to one another in the mid-range
// of the values. If the converted ramp of L values is close enough to a straight line y=x, then InitialLab
// is good enough to be the DestinationBlackPoint,
NearlyStraightMidRange = TRUE;
for (l=0; l <= 100; l++) {
Lab.L = l;
Lab.a = InitialLab.a;
Lab.b = InitialLab.b;
cmsDoTransform(hRoundTrip, &Lab, &destLab, 1);
L = destLab.L;
// Check the mid range in 20% after MinL
if (L > (MinL + 0.2 * (MaxL - MinL))) {
// Is close enough?
if (fabs(L - l) > 4.0) {
// Too far away, profile is buggy!
NearlyStraightMidRange = FALSE;
break;
}
}
}
}
else {
// Check is always performed for perceptual and saturation intents
NearlyStraightMidRange = FALSE;
}
// If no furter checking is needed, we are done
if (NearlyStraightMidRange) {
cmsLab2XYZ(NULL, BlackPoint, &InitialLab);
cmsDeleteTransform(hRoundTrip);
return TRUE;
}
// The round-trip curve normally looks like a nearly constant section at the black point,
// with a corner and a nearly straight line to the white point.
// STEP 4
// =======
// find the black point using the least squares error quadratic curve fitting
if (Intent == INTENT_RELATIVE_COLORIMETRIC) {
lo = 0.1;
hi = 0.5;
}
else {
// Perceptual and saturation
lo = 0.03;
hi = 0.25;
}
// Capture points for the fitting.
n = 0;
for (l=0; l <= 100; l++) {
cmsFloat64Number ff;
Lab.L = (cmsFloat64Number) l;
Lab.a = InitialLab.a;
Lab.b = InitialLab.b;
cmsDoTransform(hRoundTrip, &Lab, &destLab, 1);
ff = (destLab.L - MinL)/(MaxL - MinL);
if (ff >= lo && ff < hi) {
x[n] = Lab.L;
y[n] = ff;
n++;
}
}
// This part is not on the Adobe paper, but I found is necessary for getting any result.
if (IsMonotonic(n, y)) {
// Monotonic means lower point is stil valid
cmsLab2XYZ(NULL, BlackPoint, &InitialLab);
cmsDeleteTransform(hRoundTrip);
return TRUE;
}
// No suitable points, regret and use safer algorithm
if (n == 0) {
cmsDeleteTransform(hRoundTrip);
return cmsDetectBlackPoint(BlackPoint, hProfile, Intent, dwFlags);
}
NonMonoMin = 100;
NonMonoIndx = 0;
for (i=0; i < n; i++) {
if (y[i] < NonMonoMin) {
NonMonoIndx = i;
NonMonoMin = y[i];
}
}
Lab.L = x[NonMonoIndx];
// fit and get the vertex of quadratic curve
Lab.L = VertexOfLeastSquaresFitQuadraticCurve(n, x, y);
if (Lab.L < 0.0 || Lab.L > 50.0) { // clip to zero L* if the vertex is negative
Lab.L = 0;
}
Lab.a = InitialLab.a;
Lab.b = InitialLab.b;
cmsLab2XYZ(NULL, BlackPoint, &Lab);
cmsDeleteTransform(hRoundTrip);
return TRUE;
}
