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CMYK PSD files in CPG 1.4.25 with ImageMagick

Started by elifafd, August 10, 2009, 02:53:20 PM

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elifafd

Hello I have uploaded a lot of PSD CMYK images into the gallery (with the ftp function)
On my Apple Mac with Safari 4.02 all images and thumbnails work fine, but in Firefox on Mac and on PC's running Explorer 7 and FireFox 3.5 all images are shown as ?.
Is there a solution for this problem?
I am running ImageMagick 6.2.8

Nibbler

Convert them to something sensible like JPEG or PNG before uploading them.

elifafd

It is over 30 Gb of files which have been uploaded and added to the albums already

Nibbler

You'll need to re-upload them then. The good news is that the converted files will be a lot smaller than 30GB.

elifafd

The size is not the problem, i have these files also available on the network for the users.

Is there a way to generate (convert) all files in all subfolders to rgb (is PSD RGB supported?) with for example a imagemagock command "convert a to b "
It is a linux machine and i have root access.

Nibbler

Yeah. Refer to the imagemagick documentation (you probably want 'mogrify').

elifafd

Yes that could be a possibility, .....over 300 folders to do....

But in the future, the users should then first have to convert the file to jpg and than add to Coppermine, not so nice....

Is this a limitation within Coppermine or ImageMagick?

Nibbler

Neither. PSD is not a suitable format for publishing images to the web. Web browsers usually can't display them plus it's a proprietary format.

Joachim Müller

...and CMYK is not suitable for use on the web, as the devices used to browse the web (called "monitors") usually can only cope with RGB and not with CMYK. That's why out of the box there's no support for CMYK (at least as far as GD is concerned): it simply doesn't make sense on the web.