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I tried to report this bug in the bug report form, but the CGIs appear to be down and it won’t take any bug reports now. So, I’m reporting it here.
Concise problem statement:
When I select a bunch of images in Bridge and run the image processor to convert them to JPEG, I sometimes get an error in the Image Processor and it stops processing files.
Bug Description:
The problem only occurs if you have the:
[X] Convert to sRGB
option on in the Image Processor. The problem only occurs with some JPEG files as the source files. But, once I see it occur on a particular JPEG file, it always occurs on that JPEG file. Other JPEG files work fine. I don’t know what is different about one JPEG file versus another, but I do know that I can reproduce the problem with the following sequence:
Alt-PrtSc to capture a screen shot
In CS2, File/New, accept the clipboard defaults.
Edit/Paste to paste the screen shot on the clipboard into the file. Flatten
File/Save and pick JPEG as the file type.
Run Image Processor.
Select to run it on open files.
Check the [X] Convert to sRGB
Pick a destination directory that different than where the JPEG is located. Pick options to create only JPEG, level 10, no change in image size. Hit Run.
You get an immediate error.
It asks you if you want to see more info. If you say yet, it says "User Cancel" or something like that.
When I step into the Image Processor in the ESTK, I find that the User Cancel exception comes from the ExecuteAction line in the ConvertTosRGBProfile function in the Image Processor.
The image processor will work on this file is you turn the [X] Convert to sRGB checkbox off.
Concise problem statement:
When I select a bunch of images in Bridge and run the image processor to convert them to JPEG, I sometimes get an error in the Image Processor and it stops processing files.
Bug Description:
The problem only occurs if you have the:
[X] Convert to sRGB
option on in the Image Processor. The problem only occurs with some JPEG files as the source files. But, once I see it occur on a particular JPEG file, it always occurs on that JPEG file. Other JPEG files work fine. I don’t know what is different about one JPEG file versus another, but I do know that I can reproduce the problem with the following sequence:
Alt-PrtSc to capture a screen shot
In CS2, File/New, accept the clipboard defaults.
Edit/Paste to paste the screen shot on the clipboard into the file. Flatten
File/Save and pick JPEG as the file type.
Run Image Processor.
Select to run it on open files.
Check the [X] Convert to sRGB
Pick a destination directory that different than where the JPEG is located. Pick options to create only JPEG, level 10, no change in image size. Hit Run.
You get an immediate error.
It asks you if you want to see more info. If you say yet, it says "User Cancel" or something like that.
When I step into the Image Processor in the ESTK, I find that the User Cancel exception comes from the ExecuteAction line in the ConvertTosRGBProfile function in the Image Processor.
The image processor will work on this file is you turn the [X] Convert to sRGB checkbox off.
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