Created attachment 426095 [details] eye-of-gnome-profiles-test Description of problem: JPEG files without embedded colour profile are incorrectly displayed - most software (including GIMP) and other operating systems assume sRGB where no profile is embedded, hence Eye of gnome should follow this convention - I guess this should only happen when monitor profile is defined in gnome-color-manager. actually gnome-color-manager allows to set “working colour space” and that should be used as default one for files without embedded profiles. This used to work that way in Fedora 12. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): $ rpm -qa | grep eog eog-2.30.1-1.fc13.i686 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. save same image with AdobeRBG profile, sRBG profile and without profile 2. open them in three different windows of eye of gnome Actual results: files with profiles embedded look almost identical, while file without embedded profile looks different to others Expected results: eye of gnome should assume working colour space for a file without embedded profile, hence all three images would look exactly the same. Additional info: see three images as displayed by eye of gnome and as displayed by gimp.
Created attachment 426096 [details] gimp-embedded-profiles-test
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