Questions and postings pertaining to the usage of ImageMagick regardless of the interface. This includes the command-line utilities, as well as the C and C++ APIs. Usage questions are like "How do I use ImageMagick to create drop shadows?".
I have a corrupt tif file that I would like to open with Magick++ and save it to the same tif format. I need to do this because I have a Scanner application that needs to set lenght parameter of the paper. If I set longer than in real it generates a corrupted tif file. (I have no clue why ) The other problem is that I can not publish these pictures but I generated one. If I use the following code and ignoring exceptions when I'm reading the file it generates a tif file that can be opened with any viewer program. If I want to perform this on a bigger tif file in this case 11124 * 7187 sizes about 22 MB can not generate the output file.
It's sure all exception appears because of the corrupt tif file. If I perform this operation on another pic it works fine.
The problem is that we process the images in Labview and if we have a corrupt file we can't read it. If you could help me to find a solution I would be really happy!
I went to the press and made a corrupt tif with the scanner so I should convert this file with Magick++ somehow to use. And also the converted file must be monochrome too.
) The other problem is that I can not publish these pictures but I generated one. If I use the following code and ignoring exceptions when I'm reading the file it generates a tif file that can be opened with any viewer program. If I want to perform this on a bigger tif file in this case 11124 * 7187 sizes about 22 MB can not generate the output file.
