Support for reading 12 bit tiff images #416
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Current version looks good on bigendian/python2.7 |
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Want me to merge this? |
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I'm going to check on libtiff as well. I'm happy with what's there, there just might be more. |
…etting is in the imagefiledirectory
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Ok. This looks like it's good now. Everything up to 9d06fa7 is for the 12bit tiffs, the rest is just letting me test them in libtiff without compressing them. Which entailed some overdue cleaning up and removal of the useless version of the compression variable, and adding flags to force operations into libtiff. I think it's solid. |
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Merge from master -- should be clean now. |
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Doh! Can you merge from master again? Sorry |
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I think this might be merged into #417. |
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Fixes #414.
x Needs tested on Bigendian systems.
x Should be tested with libtiff as well.