<p>Color correction is tricky. It's always a lot of work to make everything look same.</p>
<p>I have multiple products (clothing) to take a picture of. One is 100% red, other 100% Orange. Some are multicolor etc.</p>
<p>If I have - let's say - 1000 images. Optimizing colors of each can take a lot of time.</p>
<p>I was wondering, if there is any method to take a picture of clothing and put near it a card that is <em>color reference card</em>.  It contains RGB/CMYK Colors on it printed.</p>
<p>Manual Way: I open image and mark on this image where are <em>reference colors</em>. Then script adjusts everything till reference colors are correct.</p>
<p>Automatic way: I was thinking about it as on basis of QRCodes.</p>
<ul>
<li>Script tries to detect reference card on picture</li>
<li>Script takes samples of each color and corrects image so reference colors are correct</li>
<li>Everything else should be corrected.</li>
</ul>
<p>It's an idea of mine I came up with. Came here to ask if maybe someone already created something like this and if it's possible at all.</p>

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Is there a way to automatically optimize imags based on predefined marker on image?
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# Is there a way to automatically optimize imags based on predefined marker on image?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2023-04-22)

Color correction is tricky. It's always a lot of work to make everything look same.

I have multiple products (clothing) to take a picture of. One is 100% red, other 100% Orange. Some are multicolor etc.

If I have - let's say - 1000 images. Optimizing colors of each can take a lot of time.

I was wondering, if there is any method to take a picture of clothing and put near it a card that is *color reference card*. It contains RGB/CMYK Colors on it printed.

Manual Way: I open image and mark on this image where are *reference colors*. Then script adjusts everything till reference colors are correct.

Automatic way: I was thinking about it as on basis of QRCodes.

* Script tries to detect reference card on picture
* Script takes samples of each color and corrects image so reference colors are correct
* Everything else should be corrected.

It's an idea of mine I came up with. Came here to ask if maybe someone already created something like this and if it's possible at all.

**Tags:** color, color-science

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