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Eric24
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 Posted - Sep 15 2012 : 17:32:11
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The TIFF-F sub-format requires a number of tags, some of which I can not seem to set with ImageEn:
1) NewSubFileType - This is included in the output, but is set to 0 (it needs to be set to 2: bit1=1). There does not appear to be a way to explicitly set it.
2) PageNumber - Setting TIFF_PageNumber, TIFF_PageCount, and/or TIFF_ImageIndex does not insert this tag into the output (the PageNumber tag should be two shorts: [0] = page number (base 0); [1] = total pages in file.
3) DateTime - No way to set.
PS - Just out of curiousity, what does TIFF_ImageIndex do? I can't find any reference to an ImageIndex tag in the TIFF standard and no such tag appears in the output file.
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xequte
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Posted - Sep 18 2012 : 02:16:47
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Hi
I'm afraid we do not fully support the TIFF-F format.
TIFF_ImageIndex is simply the current image that is displayed of a multiframe TIFF, i.e. set to 0 to display the first frame, 1 to display the second frame, etc.
Nigel
Xequte Software
www.xequte.com
nigel@xequte.com
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fab
1310 Posts |
Posted - Sep 18 2012 : 03:57:50
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Hi,
starting from version 4.1.2 NewSubFiltType is settable with other values other than 0.
DateTime is settable with IOParams.EXIF_DateTime (TIFF tag 306) |
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Eric24
USA
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Posted - Sep 19 2012 : 07:05:17
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| To follow up on TIFF_ImageIndex, is this param even relevant when writing/appending a TIFF image to a file? I had assumed that it set a tag in the file, but from your description, it seems like it's actually for reading/display purposes. |
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xequte
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Posted - Sep 19 2012 : 13:40:43
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Hi Eric
That is correct. It is not data of frame, but the index of the image with which to load.
Nigel
Xequte Software
www.xequte.com
nigel@xequte.com
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Setting TIFF Tags for TIFF-F
