On Tue, Jan 17, 2012 at 03:11:18PM +0100, Harry van der Wolf wrote:
> The option to pass is --bgr (for: swap RGB order)
> It only happens with tiffs as far as I know.
In case someone wants to look into this before I do:
My "working theory" is that many tiffs come with the color planes in
RGB order, and multiblend ignores that and assumes that the first is
R, the second G, and the third B. The tiffs that go wrong happen to
have BGR order in the file. (*)
George, you're welcome to compress and send me one of your 16-bit
tiffs so that I can investigate this theory....
Roger.
(*) Or things could be exactly the other way around. Some program
wrote them out BGR and tagged them RGB, and Multiblend believes the
tags...
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