[Mapserver-users] TIF displays in grayscale
Balkanu GIS
gis at balkanu.com.au
Mon Apr 5 00:44:53 PDT 2004
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Hi Robert
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Thanks for your reply.
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The posts here:
http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/data2/wilma/mapserver-users/0303/msg00355.ht=
ml
also helped me find a solution.
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-- I reduced the number of colours in my TIF file to 64 (using =
'IrfanView')
with no real effect on how it looked. This left plenty of extra colours
available for the raster layers and also vastly reduced the size of the
raster (from 50MB to 13MB).=20
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Yuri
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Hello,
maybe I had the same problem. Please take a look :
http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/data2/wilma/mapserver-users/0310/msg00425.ht=
ml
Robert
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Hi all,
I'm using MapLab 2.1rc3 with MapServer 4.x (as part of ms4w) on Windows
2000, SP4.=20
I've successfully created a WLD file to display a TIF raster file (yay!) =
-
however when the raster is displayed the entire map (not only the =
raster,
but all other layers as well) is rendered in grayscale.=20
I notice in the MapLab documentation it says that MapServer's built-in
support for TIF does not include support for "tiled, 16bit, RGB, or odd
color models". Could this be why it is not displaying in colour? When I
converted the image from JPG (which it was originally) to TIF, I saved =
it
from PhotoShop in 8-bit CMYK. I don't know what constitutes an 'odd =
colour
model'.
Is there perhaps a Style Object I need to include? The Class Object is
essentially empty, as you can see in the relevant mapfile snippet below. =
I'm
afraid I'm still not terribly clued up on the application of Classes to
other Objects.
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LAYER
NAME "250k raster"
GROUP "Raster - topographic"
STATUS ON
DATA "../../../../Documents and Settings/All Users/Data/Tables
(MI)/Rasters/Topo_250k/Sd5513.tif"
TYPE RASTER
UNITS DD
SIZEUNITS PIXELS
CLASS
NAME "Cooktown"
MAXSCALE 500000
END
-----
Thanks for any suggestions
Yuri Banens
Hi all,
I'm using MapLab 2.1rc3 with MapServer 4.x (as part of ms4w) on Windows
2000, SP4.=20
I've successfully created a WLD file to display a TIF raster file (yay!) =
-
however when the raster is displayed the entire map (not only the =
raster,
but all other layers as well) is rendered in grayscale.=20
I notice in the MapLab documentation it says that MapServer's built-in
support for TIF does not include support for "tiled, 16bit, RGB, or odd
color models". Could this be why it is not displaying in colour? When I
converted the image from JPG (which it was originally) to TIF, I saved =
it
from PhotoShop in 8-bit CMYK. I don't know what constitutes an 'odd =
colour
model'.
Is there perhaps a Style Object I need to include? The Class Object is
essentially empty, as you can see in the relevant mapfile snippet below. =
I'm
afraid I'm still not terribly clued up on the application of Classes to
other Objects.
-----
LAYER
NAME "250k raster"
GROUP "Raster - topographic"
STATUS ON
DATA "../../../../Documents and Settings/All Users/Data/Tables
(MI)/Rasters/Topo_250k/Sd5513.tif"
TYPE RASTER
UNITS DD
SIZEUNITS PIXELS
CLASS
NAME "Cooktown"
MAXSCALE 500000
END
-----
Thanks for any suggestions
Yuri Banens
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class=3D921352000-05042004>-- I reduced the number of colours in my TIF =
file to 64=20
(using 'IrfanView') with no real effect on how it looked. This left =
plenty of=20
extra colours available for the raster layers and also vastly reduced =
the size=20
of the raster (from 50MB to 13MB). =
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---<BR><BR>Hello,<BR><BR>maybe I had the same problem. Please take a =
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<P>Hi all,</P>
<P>I'm using MapLab 2.1rc3 with MapServer 4.x (as part of ms4w) on =
Windows=20
2000, SP4. </P>
<P>I've successfully created a WLD file to display a TIF raster file =
(yay!) -=20
however when the raster is displayed the entire map (not only the =
raster, but=20
all other layers as well) is rendered in grayscale. </P>
<P>I notice in the MapLab documentation it says that MapServer's =
built-in=20
support for TIF does not include support for "tiled, 16bit, RGB, or =
odd color=20
models". Could this be why it is not displaying in colour? When I =
converted=20
the image from JPG (which it was originally) to TIF, I saved it from =
PhotoShop=20
in 8-bit CMYK. I don't know what constitutes an 'odd colour =
model'.</P>
<P>Is there perhaps a Style Object I need to include? The Class Object =
is=20
essentially empty, as you can see in the relevant mapfile snippet =
below. I'm=20
afraid I'm still not terribly clued up on the application of Classes =
to other=20
Objects.</P>
<P>-----</P>
<P>LAYER</P>
<P>NAME "250k raster"</P>
<P>GROUP "Raster - topographic"</P>
<P>STATUS ON</P>
<P>DATA "../../../../Documents and Settings/All Users/Data/Tables=20
(MI)/Rasters/Topo_250k/Sd5513.tif"</P>
<P>TYPE RASTER</P>
<P>UNITS DD</P>
<P>SIZEUNITS PIXELS</P>
<P>CLASS</P>
<P>NAME "Cooktown"</P>
<P>MAXSCALE 500000</P>
<P>END</P>
<P>-----</P>
<P>Thanks for any suggestions</P>
<P>Yuri Banens<FONT size=3D2></P>
<P>Hi all,</P>
<P>I'm using MapLab 2.1rc3 with MapServer 4.x (as part of ms4w) on =
Windows=20
2000, SP4. </P>
<P>I've successfully created a WLD file to display a TIF raster file =
(yay!) -=20
however when the raster is displayed the entire map (not only the =
raster, but=20
all other layers as well) is rendered in grayscale. </P>
<P>I notice in the MapLab documentation it says that MapServer's =
built-in=20
support for TIF does not include support for "tiled, 16bit, RGB, or =
odd color=20
models". Could this be why it is not displaying in colour? When I =
converted=20
the image from JPG (which it was originally) to TIF, I saved it from =
PhotoShop=20
in 8-bit CMYK. I don't know what constitutes an 'odd colour =
model'.</P>
<P>Is there perhaps a Style Object I need to include? The Class Object =
is=20
essentially empty, as you can see in the relevant mapfile snippet =
below. I'm=20
afraid I'm still not terribly clued up on the application of Classes =
to other=20
Objects.</P>
<P>-----</P>
<P>LAYER</P>
<P>NAME "250k raster"</P>
<P>GROUP "Raster - topographic"</P>
<P>STATUS ON</P>
<P>DATA "../../../../Documents and Settings/All Users/Data/Tables=20
(MI)/Rasters/Topo_250k/Sd5513.tif"</P>
<P>TYPE RASTER</P>
<P>UNITS DD</P>
<P>SIZEUNITS PIXELS</P>
<P>CLASS</P>
<P>NAME "Cooktown"</P>
<P>MAXSCALE 500000</P>
<P>END</P>
<P>-----</P>
<P>Thanks for any suggestions</P>
<P>Yuri Banens</P>
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<DIV><SPAN class=3D921352000-05042004><FONT size=3D2>Hi Robert, thanks =
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suggestion. When I tried this =
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