Hi.
When I upload my pictures to the gallery, it changes the pictures (to the worse). How do I disable this "enhancement"?
Here's an example: http://rakrul.grimtask.com/bilder/piwigo.png
The left side is a screencap from the gallery, with picture size set to Orginal. The right side is a screencap from irfanView looking at the picture stored on my PC. As you cansee, the original in the gallery is quite different than the file on my PC.
Piwigo version: 2.6.2
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Hello
Piwigo does not change the original files by default. The only case is if you put a specific size after upload, in the Size management page, and if you have Imagemagik and if you 're not using the ftp upload
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Sorry, I'm an idiot. I booted down the server I posted the example on (and where the gallery is and it's currently set to private), but it's up again now so the link I posted should work.
I haven't made any changes to the default sizes and I don't have Imagemagik. I uploaded the photos through the web-admin interface. Should I use FTP to upload instead?
Thanks for the responses so far.
do you have exif written? like a wrong ratio info
and where comes from the pictures? from /upload?
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The exif is right, and corresponds with the pictures, but piwigo seems to add contrast and/or saturation. The pictures are uploaded from the camera to the PC, where I treat them with Lightroom before I upload to server. I don't remove the exif data because I need it.
oh I thought you were pointing the size...
Piwigo doesn't change the file as said in my first post. I have seen this in the french forum and I can assure you it was only due certainly of a cache
anyway... piwigo doesn't do anything and without direct link that will be hard to judge
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Ah no, my problem is that it seem to modify contrast/saturation or something.
I made the gallery with the picture public here: http://photo.grimtask.com/index.php?/category/17 but as you don't have the original I'm not sure what you're looking for. I think my example shows it quite clearly? At first I thought it was due to scaling but even when the size is "Original" it's different from the original.
the example shows that indeed but it was too in the french case I've told about. When severals users and I checked really, none have seen the difference, and the guy itself only saw the difference on his computer
just upload your original by ftp and give us the link!!
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Ahem... Well I investigated further and apparently Lightroom was exporting it as 1080p pictures and when I just uploaded the file to the web-server (not to the gallery) it had the same problems/artifacts so piwigo is certainly not to blame.
Sorry for wasting your time and thanks for the responses! :)
thx for reporting. I will to the french guy that we might found a explanation
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This seems to be caused by the jpg-viewer in Chrome though. If I view the picture in the browser it's worse than with IrfanView, but I have no idea why. If you look at either the original in the gallery (http://photo.grimtask.com/upload/2014/0 … 5c4abc.jpg) or on the web-server (http://rakrul.grimtask.com/bilder/IMG_2275.jpg) you can see that it's actually worse than if you DL the file and view it locally or use e.g. IE.
Just to illustrate: http://rakrul.grimtask.com/bilder/IE(top)vsChrome(bottom).png
Screenshot with IE on top half, Chrome on bottom
That didn't work too well. Try this: http://bit.ly/TluFsJ
I had issues too with the rendering colors between png and jpeg for safari/chrome vs the rest
try to change the color environment of the pics, and/or search/post on Chrome specific forums or on stackexchange
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