Hi,
The quick answer is you can't do that with one large BufferedImage
because, as it name suggests, it's buffered (in memory). It might be
that you could use some kind of RenderedImage though.
I suggest you search the JAI/ImageIO mailing list archives, or ask the
list. They probably have some ideas how you can do just that.
Best regards,
.k
On 11. juli. 2008, at 15.24, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have the following problem: I try to join many tile images into a
big image using BufferedImage and then storing it as PNG or JPG.
Memory usage is linear - for 4000x4000 pixel result image
(16,000,000 pixel) I need 16 times more memory than for a 1,000,000
pixel image.
Do you know a method of joining small images into a large image
using a constant memory footprint? Any hints will be appreciated.
Best,
Marcin
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