How would I convert some image, such as a .png to a 16bit .bmp with / without dithering?
Thanks
How to Convert *jpg/png/24bmp/etc/anything to 16bit-bitmap
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Re: How to Convert *jpg/png/24bmp/etc/anything to 16bit-bitm
do you mean 16bits of pseudocolor or 16 bits per RGB(A)? What is the color type of the png?
to get either format above, you need to be on Q16 compiles version of IM (not Q8)
what does your version tell you
convert -version
see
http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/formats/#bmp
for the former try
convert image.png -type palette BMP3:image.bmp
for the latter try
convert image.png image.bmp
to get either format above, you need to be on Q16 compiles version of IM (not Q8)
what does your version tell you
convert -version
see
http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/formats/#bmp
for the former try
convert image.png -type palette BMP3:image.bmp
for the latter try
convert image.png image.bmp
Re: How to Convert *jpg/png/24bmp/etc/anything to 16bit-bitm
ImageMagick doesn't support writing 16 bits/pixel BMP images.
(I do know of another program, that can do that.)
(I do know of another program, that can do that.)
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Re: How to Convert *jpg/png/24bmp/etc/anything to 16bit-bitm
I cannot say for sure as I have never worked with bmp, but from the bottom of http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/formats/#bmpJason S wrote:ImageMagick doesn't support writing 16 bits/pixel BMP images.
(I do know of another program, that can do that.)
it says
For comparison, the bmp3: format allows bit depths of 0, 1, 4, 8 ,16, 24 and
32 and has extra fields which specify x and y resolution (in pixels per metre)
and compression of the image data.
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Re: How to Convert *jpg/png/24bmp/etc/anything to 16bit-bitm
Or so I am lead to believe. Remember I and not a windows user, and have little need to use BMP format. I can only go by what I discover in this case.fmw42 wrote:For comparison, the bmp3: format allows bit depths of 0, 1, 4, 8 ,16, 24 and
32 and has extra fields which specify x and y resolution (in pixels per metre)
and compression of the image data.
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