I sat down this night and implemented a new color adjustment plug-in for the gimp. It is not completely finished yet but the basic functionality is there. The plug-in requires the development version from CVS to build and run, it is available from: http://hal9001.2y.net/yuvadj/ There is a screenshot as well. functionality that works: - preview in image area without memory leaks (that buggered me for a while) - automatic whitbalance calibration using the greyworld algorithm - assisted whitebalance using points in the image known to be white (optionally black as well) - adjustment of black-, gray- and whitepoint - adjustment of input and output levels to be implemented: - saving/loading of profiles - pdb calling functionality - color vectorscope - internal preview for the plug-in The colorbalance part of the plug-in should at least be more intuitive than the current one in gimp (is anyone actually capable of using it?) The way I do the preview in the image area is most likely not the way it will be when the new proposed API for doing previews from plug-ins are made. But when I finally managed to seal the last memory leak I realised that the code I ended up with was quite readable. (for those interested, take a look at the bottom of http://hal9001.2y.net/yuvadj/yuvadjust/main.c ) -pippin -- .~. The mind is its own place,and in http://hnb.sf.net/ /v\ itself can make a Heaven of Hell http://hal9001.2y.net/ /(_)\ a Hell of Heaven. - John Milton ^ ^
