You could use something like VIPS to chop your scans into manageable
pieces, retouch the tiles one at a time in gimp, and then use VIPS to
recombine them again.
You could also consider 64-bit gimp. I imagine you could go over the
2GB limit with a 64-bit build, though I've never tried it.
VIPS wo
Thanks. I tried it. However, it is very bad at retouching photographs
as shown on the website of VIPS. I want to develop a application for a
scanner, which should be able to let user edit the images.
Cheers
Limin
On 2/21/06, Pär Forsling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Limin Zhang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Limin Zhang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am looking for an image SDK which can process an image of size, for
> example, more than 1GB. I tried to open an image file(*.tiff) of size
> 800MB GIMP on my computer, WinXP, PIV 2.4GHZ, and 1GB memory. It is too
> slow. It is impossible to edit it. Sinc
