Tiff raster pictures
imap at chesapeake.net
imap at chesapeake.net
Tue Mar 7 16:45:29 PST 2000
I think the jpeg support is currently limited to input only, but it would
be great to render 24-bit TIFFs. By the time you whack a 24-bit image
to 8-bits... It doesnt look so great anymore.
Adobe Illustrator has the ablility to zoom into a 24-bit TIFF
without pixelization or distortion of any kind. The output is
really nice.... I was hoping to see a similar functionality
is some other free graphic package like ImageMagick or GIMP.
Is it libtiff's limitation to do < 8-bit images, or what?
PNG is a output option, but JPEG would be nice too. While on the topic
of wants... Does anyone know of a public b-spline routine for multipoint
labelling? Or perhaps another algorithm that might work?
Regards,
-Chris
"Peter H.M. Jacobs" wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> does anyone know if it is poosible to render 24-bit TIF files instead of the
> 8-bit raster files?
> Is it perhaps possible with the jpeg library?
> People then have the possibility to choose between a very sharp but slow
> picture or a less sharp but faster picture.
>
> Regards,
>
> Peter Jacobs
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