> TGA may be nice compression wise, but I don't think this format is as 
> widely known as TIFF or PNG, so I'd opt for using the latter. Note that 
> this is pretty straightforward when using (for example) the freeimage 
> library (as opposed to using functions from libtiff or libjpeg directly).
>

It's all coded up now - I've gone for PNG as TGA can only give you up to 
1/256 compression, and as you say it is more widely known. -lpng will be a 
requirement for the next version (just waiting on some test files for a 
TIFF variant).

David

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