regarding libtiff.
which version does gimp for windows use?
I will download v4.0.2 for my distro and recompile (enabling the ojpeg
options again) and see if the upated standard libtiff programs can
handle the files properly ( I had to specially modify libjpeg 6b to
support the old jpeg format
On Sun, 19 Aug 2012 12:08:38 +0100, Tim Dickson wrote:
1. I am using gimp 2.8 (windows version in this case - the version that
comes with slackware is somewhat older)
Note that the Windows version of GIMP ships with older version of libtiff,
because there are problems with the most recent one
I am trying to load single pages from multipage tiffs, convert them to
monochrome (dithered), flatten the image, then save them as single
monochrome, ccitt group4 tiffs. - all through scripts.
The multipage tiffs contain pages in grayscale and colour which were
created using the old style
On 08/18/2012 02:08 PM, Tim Dickson wrote:
I am trying to load single pages from multipage tiffs, convert them to
monochrome (dithered), flatten the image, then save them as single monochrome,
ccitt group4 tiffs. - all through scripts.
The multipage tiffs contain pages in grayscale and colour
I don't exactly get what you mean by 200 page tiffs?
You mean one continuous image that takes 200 pages worth of sub-images?
But anyways, are you using the batch mode? I've never done it but I
understand there
are a lot of options there from non-interactive command line mode?
On Sat, Aug 18, 2012 at 5:47 PM, Daniel Smith opened...@gmail.com wrote:
I don't exactly get what you mean by 200 page tiffs?
You mean one continuous image that takes 200 pages worth of sub-images?
TIFF can store multiple images (pages) in one file. TIFF is one of
the most abused image formats
On Sat, Aug 18, 2012 at 7:07 PM, Daniel Smith opened...@gmail.com wrote:
That must be one heck of a big file. I used to work in graphics
but nothing like that.
This topic reminds me of the woman a while back who was
making a giant fabric image like a mile long?
It's probably not that bad,
