Re: CMYK Images - bug? (Again)

2002-02-26 Thread fred redf

Merci Guillaume, je jette un oeil.

--- Guillaume Laforge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
> You should have a look at a JPEG decoder like Sun's
> JIMI or Sun's JAI (Java Advanced Imaging API).
> You might find some usefull methods regarding the
> color model used by a JPEG image file.
> Wandering around  JAI's JPEGImageDecoder, it extends
> ImageDecoderImpl.
> There's a method called decodeAsRenderedImage(),
> which returns a RenderedImage
> Then you can call
> getColorModel().getColorSpace().getName() or
> getType() on this RenderedImage
> and you should have an int representing the color
> model (CMYK, RGB, etc...)
> I havent tested it myself and I'm not an expert in
> JAI, but I guess it should work.
> Hope it helps !
> 
> Guillaume
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>   Thanks man, but i'm looking for a scriptable
> solution
>   cause we're working with *big* amounts of
> content...
>   Thanks anyway
>   Fred.
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>   > Well opening them in Photoshop (if you have the
>   > possibility) and look at
>   > the Image->Mode
>   > There youll see which mode the picture is in:
> RGB,
>   > CMYK, Grayscale etc.
>   > 
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>   > i have a prob with *some* jpeg images cause they
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>   > replaced by a black rectangle in the pdf doc.
> Most
>   > jpeg shows correctly.
>   > How can i verify that my jpegs are not cmyk-ed?
>   > Fred.
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>   > --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : > Hi,
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>   > > I need some feedback on this.
>   > >
>   > > Is there a bug with external-graphics
> containing
>   > > CMYK colors?
>   > > I have tried several image formats now, and if
> I
>   > > save them in RGB-mode they
>   > > work fine
>   > > but if I save the same image in CMYK-mode FOP
>   > gives
>   > > following error:
>   > > Error in XObject : Error while loading image
>   > > file:/D:/CVS/BC/webApplication/images/tj2.jpg
> :
>   > > class java.lang.Exception -
>   > > Image error
>   > >
>   > > (I use Photoshop to save pictures)
>   > >
>   > > Cheers
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>   > > Claes Bergsten
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Re: CMYK Images - bug? (Again)

2002-02-26 Thread Guillaume Laforge



You should have a look at a JPEG decoder like Sun's 
JIMI or Sun's JAI (Java Advanced Imaging API).
You might find some usefull methods regarding the 
color model used by a JPEG image file.
Wandering around  JAI's JPEGImageDecoder, it 
extends ImageDecoderImpl.
There's a method called decodeAsRenderedImage(), 
which returns a RenderedImage
Then you can call 
getColorModel().getColorSpace().getName() or getType() on this 
RenderedImage
and you should have an int representing the color 
model (CMYK, RGB, etc...)
I havent tested it myself and I'm not an expert in 
JAI, but I guess it should work.
Hope it helps !
 
Guillaume

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  which mode the picture is in: RGB,> CMYK, Grayscale etc.> 
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  > > > > i have a prob with *some* jpeg images 
  cause they are> replaced by a black rectangle in the pdf doc. 
  Most> jpeg shows correctly.> How can i verify that my jpegs are 
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  containing> > CMYK colors?> > I have tried several image 
  formats now, and if I> > save them in RGB-mode they> > 
  work fine> > but if I save the same image in CMYK-mode FOP> 
  gives> > following error:> > Error in XObject : Error 
  while loading image> > file:/D:/CVS/BC/webApplication/images/tj2.jpg 
  :> > class java.lang.Exception -> > Image error> 
  >> > (I use Photoshop to save pictures)> >> > 
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Re: CMYK Images - bug? (Again)

2002-02-26 Thread fred redf

Thanks man, but i'm looking for a scriptable solution
cause we're working with *big* amounts of content...
Thanks anyway
Fred.

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> Well opening them in Photoshop (if you have the
> possibility) and look at
> the Image->Mode
> There youll see which mode the picture is in: RGB,
> CMYK, Grayscale etc.
> 
> Claes
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> i have a prob with *some* jpeg images cause they are
> replaced by a black rectangle in the pdf doc. Most
> jpeg shows correctly.
> How can i verify that my jpegs are not cmyk-ed?
> Fred.
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> --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : > Hi,
> >
> > I need some feedback on this.
> >
> > Is there a bug with external-graphics containing
> > CMYK colors?
> > I have tried several image formats now, and if I
> > save them in RGB-mode they
> > work fine
> > but if I save the same image in CMYK-mode FOP
> gives
> > following error:
> > Error in XObject : Error while loading image
> > file:/D:/CVS/BC/webApplication/images/tj2.jpg :
> > class java.lang.Exception -
> > Image error
> >
> > (I use Photoshop to save pictures)
> >
> > Cheers
> >
> > Claes Bergsten
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Re: CMYK Images - bug? (Again)

2002-02-26 Thread claes . bergsten


Well opening them in Photoshop (if you have the possibility) and look at
the Image->Mode
There youll see which mode the picture is in: RGB, CMYK, Grayscale etc.

Claes



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i have a prob with *some* jpeg images cause they are
replaced by a black rectangle in the pdf doc. Most
jpeg shows correctly.
How can i verify that my jpegs are not cmyk-ed?
Fred.



--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : > Hi,
>
> I need some feedback on this.
>
> Is there a bug with external-graphics containing
> CMYK colors?
> I have tried several image formats now, and if I
> save them in RGB-mode they
> work fine
> but if I save the same image in CMYK-mode FOP gives
> following error:
> Error in XObject : Error while loading image
> file:/D:/CVS/BC/webApplication/images/tj2.jpg :
> class java.lang.Exception -
> Image error
>
> (I use Photoshop to save pictures)
>
> Cheers
>
> Claes Bergsten
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Re: CMYK Images - bug? (Again)

2002-02-26 Thread fred redf

i have a prob with *some* jpeg images cause they are
replaced by a black rectangle in the pdf doc. Most
jpeg shows correctly.
How can i verify that my jpegs are not cmyk-ed?
Fred.



--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : > Hi,
> 
> I need some feedback on this.
> 
> Is there a bug with external-graphics containing
> CMYK colors?
> I have tried several image formats now, and if I
> save them in RGB-mode they
> work fine
> but if I save the same image in CMYK-mode FOP gives
> following error:
> Error in XObject : Error while loading image
> file:/D:/CVS/BC/webApplication/images/tj2.jpg :
> class java.lang.Exception -
> Image error
> 
> (I use Photoshop to save pictures)
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Claes Bergsten
> 
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CMYK Images - bug? (Again)

2002-02-26 Thread claes . bergsten

Hi,

I need some feedback on this.

Is there a bug with external-graphics containing CMYK colors?
I have tried several image formats now, and if I save them in RGB-mode they
work fine
but if I save the same image in CMYK-mode FOP gives following error:
Error in XObject : Error while loading image
file:/D:/CVS/BC/webApplication/images/tj2.jpg : class java.lang.Exception -
Image error

(I use Photoshop to save pictures)

Cheers

Claes Bergsten



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CMYK Images - bug?

2002-02-22 Thread claes . bergsten


Is there a bug with external-graphics containing CMYK colors?
I have tried several formats now and if I save them in RGB  they work fine
but if I save the same image in CMYK FOP gives following error:
Error in XObject : Error while loading image
file:/D:/CVS/BC/webApplication/images/tj2.jpg : class java.lang.Exception -
Image error

(I use Photoshop to save pictures)

Cheers

Claes Bergsten


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