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16-bit multi-image TIFFs
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16-bit multi-image TIFFs


  • Subject: 16-bit multi-image TIFFs
  • From: Arthur Sugden <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 4 Nov 2009 14:47:05 -0500

Hello,

I'm trying to view 16-bit multi-image scientific TIFFs in an IKImageView. I'd like to scan through the multi-part TIFF but I'm having problems. The documentation says that IKImageView can handle multi-part TIFFs but that setImageWithURL necessarily selects the first index. So, I'm converting the 16-bit data to 8-bit by extracting the pixel data (CFDataGetBytePtr) and creating a new CGContextRef after setting my black and white points manually. My problems are as follows: first, the image flickers when I scan through the multi-image TIFF which uses imageView to setImage. Is there a way to layer the multi-part TIFFs to allow a smooth transition? Second, the zoom settings and centering settings are lost between images. Can those be retained easily or do I have to mess around with zoomFactor? Eventually, I'd like to layer over these images markings associated with each image. Should I stick with IKImageView or head in another direction?

Thanks in advance,
Arthur
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