cineSpace Documentation
cineCube Usage
Usage:
cineCube.exe -target <target profile>.xml -monitor <monitor profile>.xml
-bits <4..9> [-type <nucoda|iridas|quantel>] [-noscale]
Details: CineCube generates 3D look-up tables (cubes) from cineSpace
target and monitor profiles.
- [-target]
Full path to target profile (profile of device you want to match).
Must be a valid cineSpace_v2 .xml profile.
- [-monitor]
Full path to monitor profile (profile of device you will be working / viewing on).
Must be a valid cineSpace_v2 .xml profile.
- [-bits]
Resolution of generated cube 4..9 (Recommend using 5 ie. a 32x32x32
cube).
- [-type]
Type of cube you want to generate. Supports nucoda,
iridas and quantel.
- [-noscale]
Set this if you do not want the target and monitor spaces normalised.
Setting this option will give greater accuracy as long as the monitor is
`brighter' than the target. If the monitor is not as bright as the
target clipping will occur and the created cube will be corrupted.
CineCube currently does no file writing itself so you will need
to `pipe' or `direct' the standard output to a file as required (see
example below).
Example:
cineCube.exe -target kodak_2383.xml -monitor sRGB.xml
-bits 5 -type iridas > 2383_sRGB.itx
Simulated printerlight settings (similar to those in equalEyes) are available as
- [-printerlights] Enable printerlight usage
- [-red-off] The red printerlight value (default 25)
- [-green-off] The green printerlight value (default 25)
- [-blue-off] The blue trim value (default 25)
- [-red-trim] The red printerlight value (default 25)
- [-green-trim] The green trim value (default 25)
- [-blue-trim] The blue trim value (default 25)
If the offsets are the same as the trims there is no effect.
( Only the difference between them are used )
The cineSpace suite is developed by Rising Sun Research.
Also available are the cineSpace Forums.
This documentation last changed on October 19, 2004.