At 12:34 PM 2/23/2006 -0600, you wrote:
>If I have a two-page tiff and do a "Save as ...", the tiff the image
>gets "flattened" (that's what gimp tells me) into a single layer.
AFAIK, there is no such thing as a 'two page tiff'. Since there literally
hundreds of tif formats, my assumption would be that two layers are being
interpreted as pages by the 'originating' format, whereas gimp is
interpreting them as single-space layers (i.e. superimposed).
>Are you able to create a two-page tiff?
None of my tools have that capability. .tifs, IME, are supposed to be
'flat' images not capable of 'layers', so the problem could be with a
non-standard .tif format on the originating side?
>I'm beginning to think that the solution is to break the two-page
>tiff into single-page tiffs using tiffutil, then open the single-
>layer tiffs with gimp, resize them, save them as tiffs, then
>concatenate them with tiffutil. I'll see if that works.
I would leave them as separate tifs if possible - less likely to break
another tool when opening them.
Lee
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