Hi - thanks very much for the suggestion, and congratulations on a great
product. Unfortunately, when I made the suggested change, it had no
effect on the output, which seems puzzling to me. I'm certain that the
change was executed, because I set a breakpoint in the code and stepped
through it. The imageType came in to the switch statement with a value
of TIFF_BILEVEL_BLACK_IS_ZERO, and due to the change in the code, the
value of photometricInterpretation was set to 0.
Thanks again for looking at it,
Bill
Oleg Tkachenko wrote:
Hello!
My target viewers were Photoshop and Alternatiff. That's a problem with
TIFF viewers basically. For Windows viewers you need to swap some
constants for black and white colors in sources. I do remember I tried
that, but forgot to make it parametrized :(
It's probably these lines in TIFFImageEncoder.java:
case TIFF_BILEVEL_WHITE_IS_ZERO:
photometricInterpretation = 0;
break;
case TIFF_BILEVEL_BLACK_IS_ZERO:
photometricInterpretation = 1;
break;
HTH.
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