The difference is that the 10.4 version contains an Embedded ICC
Profile whereas the 10.3 version just has a (gAMA) defined as
0.55556. I use the following code to create the file:
public void write(NSImage image, String fileName) {
NSBitmapImageRep bmir = new NSBitmapImageRep(image
.TIFFRepresentation());
NSData data = bmir.representationUsingType
(NSBitmapImageRep.PNGFileType, null);
fileName += ".png";
try {
URL f = new URL("file://"+fileName);
Is there anyway to control the way OSX writes PNG files (from Java)
and/or the color profile ?
On Jun 20, 2005, at 7:26 AM, String Larson wrote:
Apologies in advance for the cross-post.
Attached are two PNG files. Both created with the same code running
Java 1.4.2. One running on OSX v10.3.9, the other on v10.4.1.
10.3.9:
<601-10.3.9.png>
104.1:
<601-10.4.1.png>
Ultimately, these get converted to SWFs and imported to a Flash
UI. The problem with the 10.4.1 file is that the alpha appears
messed up when the image is overlaid in Flash. The 10.3.9 version
is fine.
I've searched the archives related to the Red/Blue swap problem but
found no answers.
Is anyone from Apple listening ?
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