> It's my understanding that this only changes the color profileNot only, it should also convert to the target color space. Maybe you can try to omit the filter?
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The strangest thing is that one row of pixels is there...Are you sure rowBytes and the other properties are computed correctly?Also, if you just want to achieve linear -> sRGB, you don't need any CIFilter. Just use the sRGB color space when rendering the image. Core Image will perform the conversion automatically.
Hi Sam,I can only guess, but is this maybe an issue that is caused by tiling?If an image exceeds a certain size, Core Image will process the image in tiles and stitch them back together in the end. Maybe some filter in the chain doesn't handle this case very well (e.g., by supplying the wrong region of interest)?Have you tried processing a very large (close to 16384 pixels) image on your machine? That should trigger the tiling even on newer hardware.