Converting TIF image to Adobe

Can't convert a TIF image to Adobe

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How to convert TIF image to Binary internal table.

How to convert TIF image to Binary internal table

Hi,
this forum is for the SAP Integration Kit.
I would first of all suggest you describe your problem in more details as you are not even describing which products you are using and second I would suggest you post it into the correct forum.
regards
Ingo Hilgefort

Want to convert tif image file into jpg image file , pls help me

hey coders, i want to convert a tif image file into a jpg image file , can u all help in this

In it's simplest form, it's two lines of code.
BufferedImage bi = ImageIO.read(/*the tif file*/);
ImageIO.write(bi,"jpeg",/*output file*/);Though, you need to install [JAI-ImageIO|https://jai-imageio.dev.java.net/binary-builds.html] read the tif file into a BufferedImage.

How can I convert an image created in Photoshop into a format that Java's ImageIO library will take?

Hi all,
I've been trying to write an image resize tool to use the Lancoz resample algorithm to resize images to a high standard in Java. The library with the algorithm/filter in it is mortennobel's image scaling library and it takes a buffered image as an input and returns the resized image as desired. However the trouble I’m having is that the ImageIO library in Java, a standard library, which converts images given to its read method to buffered images doesn't accept certain images created in Photoshop and so it throws an exception. My library needs to be fully automated to process possible thousands of images at a time and so manually converting them by resaving them as JPEG's is really feasibly. Is there some way I can convert these images from Adobes Exif format to standard JFIF format? I've tried simple inserting the APP0 marker from a JFIF image in-between the SOI and APP1 marker but the ImageIO library still failed.
The above image is a screenshot of the binary in hex of one of the images that cause an Invalid Format exception when passed to ImageIO.
Any help you could offer me with this would be much appreciated.
Kind regards and thank you,
Alexei Blue
Science Warehouse.
NB: I previously posted this post in Developers but was told to post it in a Photoshop forum so apologies if this is the incorrect formum

The image scaling library does have a BiCubicFilter in it so I'll experiment around with them and see what happens. As for the imageIO library I think it accepts Exif image types, but still for some reason it just doesn't like Adobe Photoshop types. Maybe its the colour map it doesn't like I just can't seem to work out what's wrong which is slightly frustrating but looking round to see if I can find an answer

Convert PDF to Pages, TIF Images & Text

Hi,
I need commands in VBG.NET to convert a PDF file into separate pages.
Each page needs to be converted to a text file and also an imgage TIF image file.
Please help.

Hi,
I'm getting the same error "The Image is too wide to output. Please crop it or reduce resolution and try again." too.
This error comes up when using SaveAs method in C# code:
Object jsObj = m_pdDoc.GetJSObject ();
Type jsType= m_jsObj.GetType ();
object[] saveAsParam = { tiffFile, "com.adobe.acrobat.tiff", "", false, false };
jsType.InvokeMember ("saveAs",
                                 BindingFlags.InvokeMethod |
                                 BindingFlags.Public |
                                 BindingFlags.Instance,
                                          null, jsObj, saveAsParam, CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);
Is it possible to catch this error programmatically and then change the resolution of TIFF?
I tried to catch this error in the try/catch block that didn't work. Any ideas?
I can change the resolution manually in Preference of Adobe Acrobat Pro and that works fine. I need to manage this programmatically.
Thanks

How can I convert a pdf to a tif image?

How can I convert a pdf to a tif image? Which software package would I need to have this capability, Adobe XI Standard, or Adobe XI pro, etc.?

Both Standard and Pro can export to a tif file.

Converting RGB images (sRGB or Adobe RGB) to 709 color space.

I'm trying to determine the correct way to convert RGB images (sRGB or Adobe RGB) to 709 color space. I can't just use the "covert to profile" function to do this because it does not produce results that fall within the 16 to 235 range that 709 dictates. I've read that you can simply use the "Levels" adjustment and change the output levels to 16 to 235. While this would clearly compress the luminance to the correct range, I'm not entirely clear if the end result would be a proper conversion (i.e. if color and gamma, for example, would be technically correct.)
I noticed that converting the profile to "HDTV (Rec. 709)" does alter the image, so I'm wondering what the result would be if I did both this AND used the levels control to compress the output range to 16 to 235.
Thanks for any feedback on this.

(1)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rec._709
(2)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rec._601
The transfer functions for Rec.709 (1) refer to the range [0..1] or for 8 bits per pixel [0...255].
It seems that the clipping, black=16 and white=235 has to happen after the application of the
transfer function. If this should be true, then we don't have a level compression but a level
clipping at both ends, as already for Rec.601 (2), like here:
The ICC-Profile HDTV(Rec.709) in Photoshop contains the primaries and the white point
(both like that in sRGB) and the transfer functions for [0..1], coded by a LUT with high resolution,
as found by Profile Inspector. There is no clipping.
By the way, that`s the internal profile name, I don't know the file name of the profile.
Softproofing, source in sRGB, target HDTV(Rec.709), without clipping:
With numbers not preserved: no change of the appearance, as expected.
With numbers preserved: shows the effect of different effective gammas.
Your questions are very clear and I'm not sure whether my comments help. The information
in the internet is not convincing.
Best regards --Gernot Hoffmann

How to convert a black and white tif image to colour

I want to convert a black and white tif image to colour. I opened it in Photoshop, changed the mode to RGB colour/8, saved it as psd, but when I use the Replace Colour dialogue box, I just get my colour showing as grey-scale. What’s the correct way to proceed?
Thank you

What’s the correct way to proceed?
Joke?
In Photoshop there are often more ways than one to achieve a task and none of them need be considered »wrong« as long as the result fits the intention, so »the correct way« seems to be problematic terminology.
Anyway, one can use a Layer set to Blend Mode Color and paint on that with whatever colors.
Or one can use Solid Color Layers set to Blend Mode Color.
Or Hue/Saturation Layers …
To edit contrast if necessary Curves or Levels Adjustment Layers can be employed.
You could also have googled »photoshop colorize black and white« …

How do I open RAW images from DSC_RX100M3? I downloaded Adobe DNG converter 8.4, but could not convert the images?

How do I open RAW images from DSC_RX100M3? I downloaded Adobe DNG converter 8.4, but could not convert the images?

Small correction to what SSprengel wrote...
The RX100M3 is supported only by version 8.5. It sounds like you need a newer version.
Photoshop Help | Digital Negative (DNG)
-Noel

How i prevent text converting into image when exporting as a HTML FORMAT IN ADOBE FIREWORKS?

]I am an architect and wants to design my basic website with minimum graphics.
I am using coreldraw for graphics design but it is related to print (Hardcopies) and corel is not smart soft compared to adobe software.
So, for web design, I started to learn Fireworks. After some practice, i m able to design web graphics in fireworks.
But the main problem is that, when that page is exported into html format. All text were converted into Image and it is not useful.

Fireworks was devdeloped to use with Dreamweaver. It's not a stand alone app for developing web pages. Adobe Muse might be more the kind of app you are looking for. First, however, Give this tutorial a try.
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/fireworks/articles/css_export_rectangles.html

I just purchased photos from shutterstock and they said it will download as .eps file. They said I would need vector editor such as adobe illustrator to convert the image to a jpeg. Could anyone advise me how to do this? This is all very foreign to me. Th

I just purchased photos from shutterstock and they said it will download as a .eps file.They said I would need vector editor such as adobe illustrator to convert the image to a jpeg. Could anyone advise me on how to do this? This is all very foreign to me.
The Swanky Lady

File>Open to open your eps file
File>Export to export your image as a jpg.
In the export dialog box just below where you type in the filename is a file type, that is where you choose jpg.
What ever you do, do not delete the eps file. Should you ever need to access the original you will have have.
I recommend that instead of jpg you choose psd, tiff, or png and use jpg only for sharing. Jpg is a lossy format meaning each time you edit the file and save it, the quality of that file degrades. The formats I recommend are lossless formats, you can edit them all you want no data is being discarded unless you choose to do so.

Unable to load TIF images into Photoshop.

CS4 (11.0.2) and Windows 7 Home Edition.
Have developed a problem trying to load some TIF images into Photoshop. I have a large number of images archived over a decade or more. At this point it may some of the older files that exhibit the problem. Now all these files were edited and stored using the Photoshop versions during the complete time period. The files are always saved with no compression. Have tried to load from Photoshop and clicking on the file in a file list. Photoshop just hangs and I get the message Program not responding. I can take these same files and load them into the ROXIO photo editor with no problem. Stranger yet is if I simply load the file into the ROXIO editor then "save as" back into the same folder (overwrite) the file can then be brought into Photoshop with no problem! Any ideas?

Noel,
Will try to keep short.
I reinstalled Photoshop CS4 from the cd CS set. Did not uninstall first. Restarted PC and Photoshop. Still failed the same way with a 3001 image.
Did the following, changing one item in the Edit->Preference->GPU Setting. After each change, closed Photoshop, reopened, brought in 3001 image, restored original setting. 3001 failed each time.
* Unchecked Enable OpenGL Drawing
* Advanced setup: Unchecked Advanced Drawing.
* Advanced setup: Unchecked Color Matching
Next went to the Edit->Color Profile.
Scanned thru options and saw in the Convert Options: Engine. It was set to Adobe (ACE). ACE was the module name in the error detail!
Only other option for this is Microsoft ICM. Changed to that, close/open Photoshop and 3001 came in no problem. So did the Nikon 3000, srgb IEC 61922 2.1 and Untagged. However, when briging in an Adobe RGB(1998) image Photoshop notes Profile Mismatch. It allows me to decide what to do (use embedded profile instead of workspace; convert color to work space color; discard embedded profile. and I choose use the convert color and it loads ok. At least it loads the image! Will use this approach for now. I need to get educated on color profiles!!
Joe

How to load a tif image in flex

Hi All,
Is it possible to load a tif image in flex. If it's possible
anyone guide me or send me some code snippets regarding how to
display a tif image in flex.
Regards,
Dharma

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Hi All,
> Is it possible to load a tif image in flex. If it's
possible anyone guide
> me or send me some code snippets regarding how to
display a tif image in
> flex.
Convert it to the much more web-friendly png format.

Unable to convert an image (.bmp) to PDF

I have a written servlet that uses Adobe LiveCycle API to convert files to PDF. This works. I have a problem with one image (.BMP) for which the PDF conversion fails. I then tried converting the image to PDF using Adobe Acrobat. I see the following error:
I am able to open the image file without any issues. Why does Acrobat think the file is corrupt? Is there a way to find out if an image is OK for PDF conversion, either manually or programmatically? Attaching the image file for reference.

Hi ,
For this issue, it looks like your SharePoint server(s) have been patched with MS13-052.
Please try to uninstall it and reboot your machine.
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How to get a .tif image with n different colors?

Hi..i want to know how can i get a .tif image colored by some colors. I want to do something like this:
if(tifImage.pixel < 0.1) {
tifImage.pixel = yellow;
else if( 0.1 <= tifImage.pixel && tifImage.pixel <0.5){
tifImage.pixel = red;
up to n colors.
I prove the next code, but it is not getting the colors i want.
public void generateImage(BufferedImage bi,double alto,double medio,String output){
          int width = bi.getWidth(); // Dimensions of the image
          int height = bi.getHeight();
          // Some constant colors (as arrays of integers).
          int[] red = {255, 0, 0};
          int[] green = { 0,255, 0};
          //int[] blue = { 0, 0,255};
          int[] yellow = {255,255, 0};
          //int[] background = { 85, 85, 85};
          int[] background = { 255, 255, 255};
          // The original image data will be stored on this array.
          int[][][] imageData = new int[width][height][3];
          // We'll fill the array with a test pattern bars thingie.
          double[] pixelArray=null;
          for(int w=0;w<width;w++)
               for(int h=0;h<height;h++)
                    if(bi.getRaster().getPixel(w,h,pixelArray)[0]>=9000){
                         //lo dejo blanco
                         imageData[w][h] = background;
                    else if(bi.getRaster().getPixel(w,h,pixelArray)[0]>=alto){
                         //lo dejo rojo
                         imageData[w][h] = red;
                    else if(bi.getRaster().getPixel(w,h,pixelArray)[0]>=medio){
                         //lo dejo amarillo
                         imageData[w][h] = yellow;
                    else{
                         //lo dejo verde
                         imageData[w][h] = green;
          // Now we have a color image in a three-dimensional array, where the
          // third dimension corresponds to the RGB components.
          // Convert the color image to a single array. First we allocate the
          // array.
          // Note that this array will have the pixel values composed on it, i.e.
          // each R,G and B components will yield a single int value.
          byte[] imageDataSingleArray = new byte[width*height*3];
          int count = 0;
          // It is important to have the height/width order here !
          for(int h=0;h<height;h++)
               for(int w=0;w<width;w++)
                    // Rearrange the data in a single array. Note we revert RGB, I still don't
                    // know why.
                    imageDataSingleArray[count+0] = (byte)imageData[w][h][2];
                    imageDataSingleArray[count+1] = (byte)imageData[w][h][1];
                    imageDataSingleArray[count+2] = (byte)imageData[w][h][0];
                    count += 3;
          // Create a Data Buffer from the values on the single image array.
          DataBufferByte dbuffer = new DataBufferByte(imageDataSingleArray,width*height*3);
          // Create an pixel interleaved data sample model.
          SampleModel sampleModel =
               RasterFactory.
               createPixelInterleavedSampleModel(DataBuffer.TYPE_BYTE,
                         width,height,3);
          // Create a compatible ColorModel.
          ColorModel colorModel = PlanarImage.createColorModel(sampleModel);
          // Create a WritableRaster.
          WritableRaster raster = RasterFactory.createWritableRaster(sampleModel,dbuffer,new Point(0,0));
          // Create a TiledImage using the SampleModel.
          TiledImage tiledImage = new TiledImage(0,0,width,height,0,0,sampleModel,colorModel);
          // Set the data of the tiled image to be the raster.
          tiledImage.setData(raster);
          // Save the image on a file.
          JAI.create("filestore",tiledImage,output,"TIFF");
Thanks

I tried that. When I open one image and set the exposure, then go to open the second image, nothing happens. I then saved one image as a psd file, then it would let me open the raw file a second time. When I had both open on the same screen and dragged the layer from one into another image, the layer size ended up being different than the other file. It was shifted down and to the left. I need these images to be pixel locked, and the user experience I went through did not allow me to do this.
I also do not see a way to copy/paste layers between files.

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