Multi layered TIFF?

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Re: Multi layered TIFF?

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dlemstra wrote:Can you prevent this by adding '-define tiff:ignore-layers' to your command.
Seems to work, but the option need to be '-define tiff:ignore-layers=true'.
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Re: Multi layered TIFF?

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You are right, I forgot about that. I changed it so -define tiff:ignore-layers without =true will also work. This will be available in the next version 6.9.1-9. This version will also include a fix for a variable that was not initialized, this can cause an unwanted change of colorspace.
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Re: Multi layered TIFF?

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Thanks Dirk for the quick action to support this feature. I have tried it and It works well. I am wondering whether ImageMagick also supports to write a multi-layered TIFF image.
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Re: Multi layered TIFF?

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At this moment there is no support for writing TIFF layers and we also don't have plans to add that at this moment.
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Re: Multi layered TIFF?

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Thanks for this feature guys. It has been a long time and i owe a 'thank you' :)
You rock!
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