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When loading a CMYK TIFF (and perhaps other funky kinds of TIFF), the
tiff plugin uses a fallback mode that fills a buffer using
TIFFReadRGBAImage(). This is a uint32 array, and the byte layout of the
pixels ends up wrong on a big-endian host such as
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While I was playing with the tiff plugin, I fixed it to disable the
'Save color values from transparent pixels' box when saving an image
with no alpha channel, as the png plugin does. The option has no effect
without alpha.
Patch attached.
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Hi all!
I've had this idea going around my head for a while, and I was just
going to ask if someone already had this idea (most probably), and if
any work has been done or planned regarding this. I haven't been
monitoring this list for very long, so this might be an old and already
discarded
Fredrik Alstromer ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
The idea has been inspired by photoshop's effect layers, and the basic
concept would be plugins that registers a new layer type. When sampled,
the plugin is more or less simply executed, and the results are cached
until any layer below the
