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igalia-svg-scribus.png (32,349 bytes) |
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Relationship should be added to issue 0002931 |
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SVG filters are not implemented because they are generally not compatible with PDF output (except those related to blend modes). Exporting filters to PDF generally involves rasterizing the artwork... which defeat the purpose of vector import and which is something Inkscape can already do for you. |
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Well, my point is, precisely, the blend modes. Should I change the topic of the issue from "filters" to "blend filter", then? Notice, that, for example, CairoSVG is a tool able to export the blend modes from SVG to PDF without rasterizing. I would like to use Scribus to produce CMYK PDFs from SVGs generated with Inkscape and losing the blend modes is stopping me from having a successful and complete print story. |
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You should be really careful on how you are using blend mode. Given how blend mode works, converting an RGB artwork where blend modes are used to CMYK tend to change quite a bit the colors, now even accounting the colors shit which may be induced by RGB -> CMYK conversion. In this case your best option to preserve color consistency is again to export your artwork to bitmap, then import in Scribus. |
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After commits r20475/7 Scribus renders the svg correctly. See attached screenshot |
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igalia-svg-post-fix.png (60,667 bytes) |
- Anonymous
