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I used setPixelColor to operate the color of each pixels.
I used this to save the jpg file:
picture.quality(100).writeAsync(path);
I wish that Jimp can write a jpg file which exactly have the same color which I set.
When I used getPixelColor to read the saved jpg, I found that the colors are a little bit different with what I operated.
But this seems only effected with saving jpg.
After I saved the picture as bmp, I read the bmp file. I got the colors I wanted.
So, may I save the color into jpg strictly as what I want?
Thank you for checking this.
Nope.
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Expected Behavior
I used setPixelColor to operate the color of each pixels.
I used this to save the jpg file:
I wish that Jimp can write a jpg file which exactly have the same color which I set.
Current Behavior
When I used getPixelColor to read the saved jpg,
I found that the colors are a little bit different with what I operated.
But this seems only effected with saving jpg.
After I saved the picture as bmp, I read the bmp file. I got the colors I wanted.
Steps to Reproduce
Context
So, may I save the color into jpg strictly as what I want?
Thank you for checking this.
Failure Logs
Nope.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: