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Free Software Foundation GraphicsMagick Entry.
FreeBSD port for GraphicsMagick.
NetBSD/pkgsrc port for GraphicsMagick.
Free (code) GraphicsMagick Entry. (Frozen Site).
Gmane GraphicsMagick Announce List.
Gentoo Sunrise Bug Tracker Entry.
Red Hat Linux GraphicsMagick related bugs.
Debian GraphicsMagick packages.
WikiPedia GraphicsMagick Entry.
IceWalkers GraphicsMagick Entry.
Black Duck | Open HUB GraphicsMagick Entry.
SourceForge GraphicsMagick Entry.
Search the CVE site at MITRE for GraphicsMagick vulnerabilities.
Search Secunia for GraphicsMagick vulnerabilities.
Seach SecurityFocus Bugtraq for GraphicsMagick vulnerabilities (select Vendor 'GraphicsMagick').
HyperMedia Image Processing Reference, A guide to image processing algorithms, many of which are supported by GraphicsMagick.
Charles Poynton's Color technology FAQs, very useful documentation on color technologies.
Richard Kirk's excellent Standard Colour Spaces (FL-TL-TN-0282-StdColourSpaces.pdf) at FilmLight.
Computer Graphics Colorspace, tutorials (with figures) describing the operation of common colorspaces.
International Color Consortium, the organization responsible for color profile standards.
Argyll Color Management System, a free experimental color management system.
Littlecms, a free commercial-grade colormanagement engine in 100K (and used by GraphicsMagick).
SCARSE Profile Library, a useful collection of CMS profiles built using the SCARSE ICC profile builder.
Bruce Lindbloom's Web Site, offering interesting information related to color science and working spaces.
sRGB, A standard default color space for the Internet.
High Dynamic Range Image Encodings, an analysis by Greg Ward of various HDR encodings.
While most computer images are encoded with a gamma of 2.2 (really 2.2 to 2.6), GraphicsMagick does not attempt to convert images to linear-light before applying image processing operations since it is not possible to know for sure to know how to do so. Some algorithms such as resize, blur, and composition, will produce more accurate results when performed on images encoded in a linear-light scaled space.
For a typical sRGB image encoded in a gamma-corrected space with gamma 2.2, the option -gamma 0.45 (1/2.2 = 0.45) will remove that encoding for subsequent algorithms so that they are done in linear-light space. When processing is completed, then -gamma 2.2 will restore gamma-correction for viewing. It is recommended to use a Q16 or Q32 build of GraphicsMagick when doing this since linear-light space encoding is not efficient and will lose accuracy if stored with less than 14 bits per sample.
The following documents and pages provide interesting information on gamma-related topics:
Charles Poynton's Gamma FAQ, provides an excellent description of what gamma is, why it is good, and when you don't want it.
Interpolation and Gamma Correction, provides a discussion of how affine transforms on gamma-corrected images can cause distortion.
Gamma error in picture scaling, provides a discussion of how image resize on gamma-corrected images can cause distortion.
LibTIFF, Libtiff library and TIFF format mailing list.
AWare Systems TIFF site. Detailed TIFF-related information which goes beyond the TIFF specification, list archives for the libtiff mailing list, and information regarding the emerging Big TIFF format.
Digital Negative (DNG), Adobe TIFF specification for digital camera raw images.
LogLuv Encoding for TIFF Images, A way to store HDR images using TIFF.
Independent JPEG Group (home of IJG JPEG library).
Guido Vollbeding's JPEG site, including various patches to IJG JPEG release 6b.
David Clunie's Medical Image Format Site, information about medical images.
Extensible Metadata Platform (XMP), Adobe's XML-based embedded metadata format.
EXIF, Format for metadata in images, particularly JPEG files from digital cameras.
High Dynamic Range Image Encodings, An analsys by Greg Ward of various HDR encodings.
LogLuv Encoding for TIFF Images, A way to store HDR images using TIFF.
OpenEXR, library and sample tools for dealing with high dynamic-range (HDR) images.
Light Illusion, white papers by Steve Shaw regarding HD video cameras, log color spaces, and digital intermediate.
Digital Intermediates, site by Jack James dedicated to the digital intermediate industry.
Digital Cinema Initiatives, DCI offers the first complete specification for digital cinema delivery.
Ingex Tapeless video & audio capture, transcoding and network file serving. From the BBC.
Video Codecs and Pixel Formats, offers a summary of YUV encoding formats.
DMMD Visere, truly outstanding image viewing/browsing software for Microsoft Windows. Visere is based on GraphicsMagick.
CinePaint, GIMP-derived software targeted for the motion picture industry, and for other applications which require high color resolution.
eLynx lab High resolution image processing tool.
The GIMP, interactive image editing software (like Photoshop).
ImageMagick, the ancestor of GraphicsMagick.
VIPS, an image processing system also useful with large images, and which comes with an unusual GUI.
FreeImage, a free image processing library.
ImageJ Image Processing and Analysis in Java.
VIGRA, an image processing library in C++ based on generic algorithms.
Pstoedit, A Postscript to editable vector translation utility.
UFRaw, a utility to read and manipulate raw images from digital cameras.
LPROF, an open source ICC profiler with graphical user interface.
Gallery, a facinating web-based photo album organizer. Works with GraphicsMagick!.
DJV Imaging, professional movie playback and image processing software for the film and computer animation industries.
OpenImageIO library for reading and writing images, and a bunch of related classes, utilities, and applications.
MorgueFile, Free high-resolution stock photo images.
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