Re: [Gimp-user] large tiff images

2004-12-17 Thread Michael Schumacher
 Michael,
 
 Perhaps this sounds weird, but ImageMagick sucked at handling some
 *very large* Earth map images I threw at it. The GIMP was better.

I know, but the last time I mentioned that Imagemagick has problems, I was
told that this is hogwash ;)

The GIMP seems to be one of the only apps that can handle large images,
though. I remember someone who wanted to precess schematics of oil drill
holes, and no other app seemed to handle them...


Michael

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Re: [Gimp-user] large tiff images

2004-12-17 Thread Sven Neumann
Hi,

Michael Schumacher [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 The GIMP seems to be one of the only apps that can handle large images,
 though. I remember someone who wanted to precess schematics of oil drill
 holes, and no other app seemed to handle them...

One of the things that should be kept in mind when working with very
large images is that one should disable layer and channel previews
in the preferences. Updating the previews can cause a major slowdown
if the image doesn't fit into memory (or rather into the configured
tile-cache).

I guess we could add some code that automatically disables previews
for image (w/o undo steps) that don't fit int the tile-cache.


Sven
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Re: [Gimp-user] large tiff images

2004-12-16 Thread mcneil9
I/ve tried (actually my programmer has) InforMatik software (informatik.com) 
and Pegasus software
.they both have good image apps but can't handle the really 
large ones. over 100,000 pixels in 
height..possibly engineering software would 
work?
thanks,
Byron McNeil



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GlacierHello,
I really need to find a program or API that will allow me to annotate or
insert/ append a 2 to 3 inch blank space on tiff images that are 100,000
pixels in height.so far nothing handles these really 
large
images...
any ideas.?
Without telling us about the so far, you will get many results from the
so far.
HTH,
Michael
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Re: [Gimp-user] large tiff images

2004-12-16 Thread Michael Schumacher
 I/ve tried (actually my programmer has) InforMatik software
 (informatik.com) 
 and Pegasus software
 .they both have good image apps but can't handle the really 
 large ones. over 100,000 pixels in 
 height..possibly engineering software would 
 work?

Try ImageMagick: http://www.imagemagick.org
You will still need a decent system to handle such images.

HTH,
Michael


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Re: [Gimp-user] large tiff images

2004-12-16 Thread Michael Schumacher
 GlacierHello,
 I really need to find a program or API that will allow me to annotate or
 insert/ append a 2 to 3 inch blank space on tiff images that are 100,000
 pixels in height.so far nothing handles these really large
 images...
 any ideas.?

Without telling us about the so far, you will get many results from the
so far.

HTH,
Michael

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