Thierry Kormann wrote:

>>after upgrading to Batik 1.1.1 I have some problems getting the color of
>>PNGs right. Basically I just run PNGTranscoder on an SVG file and e.g.
>>#EE9D00 (given as fill="rgb(236,158,0)" for a <rect>) turns into
>>#F6A100. The JPEGTranscoder works fine. Problem can be reproduced by
>>running batik-rasterizer.jar from 1.1.1 on this:
>>
>
>I think we have changed the default transparency settings for .png images to
>solve issues we had and that I don't remember.
>
>You can probably get the previous behavior by using a TranscodingHint.
>Sorry for that.
>
Could you be more specific? I don't understand the problem so I don't 
know which TranscodingHint to use -- sorry, I am not too firm in using 
Batik :-(

In any case: I'd consider this to be a bug since IMHO (a) the colors 
produced for JPEGs and PNGs should be the same (at least if possible on 
the JPEG side) and (b) I can't see why the drop shadow effect on the 
text effects the whole image. The problem occurs only if the filter 
effect is used on the text; a plain rectangle, even a rectangle with the 
text on top of it works -- as long as the drop shadow is turned off.

Can you give me an idea where this connection between filter effect and 
color could be in the code? I might go for a debugging session myself if 
I find time and motivation...

Thanks so far,
   Peter


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