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The TIFF (acronym for Tagged Image File Format) is a raster file format (also called bitmap) to digital images created by Aldus for use with PostScript printing process.

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In any image editor (GIMP and paint.net tried) or viewer in Windows, including using the .net framework, when opening a GeoTIFF formatted file the image width and height are correct, but there is no ...
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I have a USB flash drive I am using to transfer photos from one Windows 10 machine to another. It can move Excel files and text files fine. But, occasionally I try to move a .TIFF or .BMP file and it ...
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Continuing Lossless or near lossless compression options for PDFs containing grayscale with JPEG2000? and Which compression modes of convert of imagemagick are lossless (with -quality 100)?, which ...
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When converting to PDF with ddjvu: ddjvu -format=pdf input.djvu output.pdf there is a warning: TIFFWriteDirectorySec: Warning, Creating TIFF with legacy Deflate codec identifier, ...
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I'm creating a PDF book from scanned documents and need help optimizing the file size while preserving image quality. Here’s what I’ve tried and the issues I’m encountering: Current Workflow: ...
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Let's assume two TIFF files which are probably the same except their tags (according to a Web search) “MSPropertySetStorage” / “OLE Property Set Storage”: $ ls -l f1.tif f2.tif | cut -d ' ' -f 5,11 ...
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I need to export high-quality (dpi = 300+) .tiff images from PowerPoint. Microsoft tells me I can do so by editing the registry. I do not have admin rights on my computer and so cannot edit the ...
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I have a photocopy of an old machine drawing from 1982. It looks like it has been taped and I have been tasked with trying to edit the drawing so that it is eligible. Other from lightening the ...
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I have a tiff image which I suspect should have a linear colorspace exiftool alps.tif ExifTool Version Number : 11.88 File Name : alps.tif Directory ...
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I'm using a FLIR Boson thermal imaging camera, whose 'video' output consists of sequences of 'one-second long' multipage TIFF files. The frame rate is variable, but averages 8.6 fps. So, each TIFF can ...
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Iam trying to merge the multipage tiff in subfolder to another output folder as single image. the base command is convert f:\input*.tif f:\output\image1.tif My question : Iam getting no output. What ...
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I was trying to slim down the thick fontsthick image to "3033 Elgin Avenue" something as keyed here. Any suggestion.
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I am told to use TIFF format for my raster images (originally I have both JPEG and PNG images) according to the editorial office of the journal I am submitting a research paper to. I tried ImageMagick ...
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I have a list of 25 TIF images (map tiles), each around 400 MiB in size (each small rectangle here): I need to stitch them into one single huge TIF. Is there a command under Linux that can do this? I ...
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I often receive emails with screenshots as inline images sent from Outlook/Office365 where the image is sent like this: Content-Type: image/png; name="image001.png" Content-Description: ...
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