Hello,
I have a minor problem saving tif files under certain circumstances, using IV 4.36 on fully patched XP SP3.
Seems an 8bpp file can be saved as 24bpp without editing or changing any settings.
The sample I use is a 1MB, 8bpp file from http://sipi.usc.edu/database/downloa...res&img=1.3.10
What I do:
Double click the sample to open it in IV.
Press Ctrl+C.
Open a new IV window.
Press Ctrl+V.
Press Ctrl+S.
Save it with the default name Clipboard01.tif at the desktop. (my user profile has non-ASCII characters, if it matters)
Then at the new IV window do the following:
Press Ctrl+A. (I have this habit from office)
Press Ctrl+V.
Press Ctrl+S.
Save with the same name again, Clipboard01.tif. Windows asks for replacement confirmation, click yes.
After saving, the status bar reports the file size is 3MB now (tripled), no change in resolution or bpp.
But opening the file shows it is a 24bpp file now...
I have a minor problem saving tif files under certain circumstances, using IV 4.36 on fully patched XP SP3.
Seems an 8bpp file can be saved as 24bpp without editing or changing any settings.
The sample I use is a 1MB, 8bpp file from http://sipi.usc.edu/database/downloa...res&img=1.3.10
What I do:
Double click the sample to open it in IV.
Press Ctrl+C.
Open a new IV window.
Press Ctrl+V.
Press Ctrl+S.
Save it with the default name Clipboard01.tif at the desktop. (my user profile has non-ASCII characters, if it matters)
Then at the new IV window do the following:
Press Ctrl+A. (I have this habit from office)
Press Ctrl+V.
Press Ctrl+S.
Save with the same name again, Clipboard01.tif. Windows asks for replacement confirmation, click yes.
After saving, the status bar reports the file size is 3MB now (tripled), no change in resolution or bpp.
But opening the file shows it is a 24bpp file now...
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