libtiff.net

First I want to thank Bitmiracle for this great lib. Even while creating very big files, the memory footprint is very low. A few days ago I ran into a problem where I wanted to create a tiff file bigger than 4GB. I created the tiled tiff file successfully, but it seems that the color of the tiles created beyond 4GB are somehow inverted. Here the code relevant code: Usage: WriteTiledTiff("bigtiff.tiff",BitmapSourceFromBrush(new RadialGradientBrush(Colors.Aqua,Colors.Red), 256)); Methods: public static BitmapSource BitmapSourceFromBrush(Brush drawingBrush, int size = 32, int dpi = 96) { //

I have an original image that has a tag StripOffsets = 768. When I edit the image in memory and then write it back to a file I try to specifically set the StripOffsets tag manually to the same value of the original which is 768 (using the following method). //Set the height for the page output.SetField(TiffTag.ROWSPERSTRIP, ttPage[i].Height); //Set the offset for the page output.SetField(TiffTag.STRIPOFFSETS, ttPage[i].StripOffset); For some reason the end results is StripOffsets = 8. Why will it not set the StripOffsets the way I want? On a side note that also effects my "Page offset" shown

I created a window service to put all of my TIFF files into database and stored them as Byte[] . Now I want to be able to display them through Silverlight Image control So i use the Converter during binding XAML in order to convert the Byte[] to Bitmap because the Image.Source only accept eitheir URI (I don't have the file stored on server so can't use this method) or Bitmap . BitmapImage bmi = new BitmapImage(); if (value != null) { ImageGallery imageGallery = value as ImageGallery; byte[] imageContent = imageGallery.ImageContent; string imageType = imageGallery.ImageType; using (MemoryStream

I'm looking for a library that can open and copy sections of a large TIFF file. I've looked at LibTiff.Net which opens the file very quickly but it doesn't have any functions for cropping or copying sections of the image. My image is 100,000 x 100,000 pixels upwards and creating a System.Drawing.Bitmap of that size crashes the application so converting to a Bitmap first is not an option. Can anyone recommend a .NET library? If your file is less than 4GB on disk than I recommend you to take another look at LibTiff.Net. Even with such large images you have some options. First of all, check