Re: [Gimp-developer] 48 Bit Tiff for the Gimp

2005-05-31 Thread Sven Neumann
Hi,

Dr. George W. Oprisko [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 I am an old systems engineer, who began on IBM1130's in 71.  Started
 with Unix Version 7 in 81.  Lots of C later C++.
 I made my living creating user interfaces with the X11R6 widget toolset.
 I need 48 bit Tiff to manipulate my thousands of photos from the current
 trip around the world.
 I stopped here in Shenzhen, China to make a few bucks, to pay my way
 on to Europe.  The University has been good to me, and this year I will
 be teaching operating systems and Industrial Automation and Systems 
 Engineering.

 I also need sane-backends to recognize my Nikon 5000 ED scanner, but
 that is not so critical since VueScan works.

 So, could you put me in touch with the relevant parties, so I can get
 to work, and we can have 48 bit Tiff in the Gimp.  And... I can delete 
 WindowsXP forever.  and return to a real operating system Unix !

You already got in touch with the relevant party. Adding support for
higher color depths to GIMP is on the roadmap and will be addressed as
soon as GIMP 2.4 is done. The plan is to use GEGL (http://gegl.org/).
Part of it has already been written but this work had been abandoned
for a while. Incidentally we only yesterday decided to pick up work on
this library again. Mitch, Pippin and me will be reviewing and
cleaning up the code over the next days. If you want to help, we can
certainly need help in this area. At the moment I can not really tell
you exactly what needs to be done but I should be able to tell you in
a couple of days.


Sven
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Re: [Gimp-developer] 48 Bit Tiff for the Gimp

2005-05-31 Thread Joao S. O. Bueno Calligaris
On Tuesday 31 May 2005 08:00, Sven Neumann wrote:
 Hi,


 You already got in touch with the relevant party. Adding support
 for higher color depths to GIMP is on the roadmap and will be
 addressed as soon as GIMP 2.4 is done. The plan is to use GEGL
 (http://gegl.org/). Part of it has already been written but this
 work had been abandoned for a while. Incidentally we only yesterday
 decided to pick up work on this library again. Mitch, Pippin and me
 will be reviewing and cleaning up the code over the next days. If
 you want to help, we can certainly need help in this area. At the
 moment I can not really tell you exactly what needs to be done but
 I should be able to tell you in a couple of days.

HOORAAY!!!

That is __great__ news!

I f possible I ask that you three post any progresses, and most 
importantly, specific small tasks that could be done by others, on 
the GEGL-devel list.


Regards,

JS
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[Gimp-developer] 48 Bit Tiff for the Gimp

2005-05-30 Thread Dr. George W. Oprisko
Hello everyone !

I am an old systems engineer, who began on IBM1130's in 71.  Started
with Unix Version 7 in 81.  Lots of C later C++.
I made my living creating user interfaces with the X11R6 widget toolset.
I need 48 bit Tiff to manipulate my thousands of photos from the current
trip around the world.
I stopped here in Shenzhen, China to make a few bucks, to pay my way
on to Europe.  The University has been good to me, and this year I will
be teaching operating systems and Industrial Automation and Systems 
Engineering.

I also need sane-backends to recognize my Nikon 5000 ED scanner, but
that is not so critical since VueScan works.

So, could you put me in touch with the relevant parties, so I can get
to work, and we can have 48 bit Tiff in the Gimp.  And... I can delete 
WindowsXP forever.  and return to a real operating system Unix !

Warmly,
-- 
Dr. George W. Oprisko, Dean of International Programs
Professor of Systems Engineering
Shenzhen University
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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To see what none before have seen. .   .  .
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Re: [Gimp-developer] 48 Bit Tiff for the Gimp

2005-05-30 Thread Robert L Krawitz
   From: Dr. George W. Oprisko [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   Date: Tue, 31 May 2005 07:30:16 +0800

   Hello everyone !

   I am an old systems engineer, who began on IBM1130's in 71.  Started
   with Unix Version 7 in 81.  Lots of C later C++.
   I made my living creating user interfaces with the X11R6 widget toolset.
   I need 48 bit Tiff to manipulate my thousands of photos from the current
   trip around the world.
   I stopped here in Shenzhen, China to make a few bucks, to pay my way
   on to Europe.  The University has been good to me, and this year I will
   be teaching operating systems and Industrial Automation and Systems 
   Engineering.

You might want to try Cinepaint (cinepaint.sourceforge.net).  It's
based on an old version of the GIMP, but it does CMYK and high bit
depths.

   I also need sane-backends to recognize my Nikon 5000 ED scanner, but
   that is not so critical since VueScan works.

I have a Coolscan V.  I need to get back in touch with the maintainer
about this.

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