I did use PIL to read/write 16 bit images (could be also 32 bits, but I am not
sure)
Nadav.
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Sent: Wed 17-Oct-07 16:45
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Subject: Re: [Image-SIG] how to read tif image
if i remember correctly, pil doesn't deal with 16-bit tif. i think there
was a patch
around or something.... anyone have the info on this? tif does have a very
specific header, including an offset (in bytes) to the image pixels, so it
should
be pretty easy to use a binary read operation to get your pixels.
On 10/11/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hello,
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> How do I read a (I;16) TIFF image with PIL?
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> If I use the basic code:
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> im = Image.open("file.tif")
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> im.show()
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> My output is a white screen. If I open the image with ImageJ, I have no
> problems.
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> Any suggestions?
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> Thanx in advance.
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>
> Bradley
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