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PostPosted: Wed Jan 13, 2016 3:53 pm 
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Hi,

I've been asked to try and debug an app that i didn't write. The app converts TIF's to PDF's however I have a scenario where one works and the other doesn't, i'm wondering if it has anything to do with the Bit Depth but can find nothing in the documentation about this. The TIF with a bit depth of 1 works but a it Depth of 8 doesn't, not that I know what that means !

Source TIF's

http://www.bill-brown.com/images/116953726.tif
http://www.bill-brown.com/images/116769530.tif

PDF's Produced

http://www.bill-brown.com/images/116953726-works.pdf
http://www.bill-brown.com/images/116769530-failed.pdf

And here's the Code....

Code:
    Dim FN As String
    Dim document As New PdfDocument
    Dim docImage As Image
    Dim dimension As FrameDimension
    Dim page As PdfPage
    Dim pdfImage As XImage = Nothing
    Dim graphics As XGraphics = Nothing

          FN = txtTIFLocation.Text & DataRowView("FileName").ToString & ".tif"
          docImage = Image.FromFile(FN)
          dimension = New FrameDimension(docImage.FrameDimensionsList(0))
          page = New PdfPage

          pdfImage = XImage.FromGdiPlusImage(docImage)

          page.Height = pdfImage.PointHeight
          page.Width = pdfImage.PointWidth
          document.Pages.Add(page)
          docImage.SelectActiveFrame(dimension, 0)
          graphics = XGraphics.FromPdfPage(page)
          graphics.DrawImage(pdfImage, 0, 0)

          page.Close()
          page = Nothing
          docImage.Dispose()
          docImage = Nothing
          graphics.Dispose()
          graphics = Nothing
          pdfImage.Dispose()
          pdfImage = Nothing


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PostPosted: Wed Jan 13, 2016 4:09 pm 
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Hi!

The file that fails is a JPEG file, not a TIFF file. Try your code under XP, most likely it will work.
There is a bug in Windows and some grayscale JPEGs get messed up.

You should call "XImage.FromFile(FN)" instead of "Image.FromFile(FN)". And you should try the latest PDFsharp version 1.50 beta 3.
Then it should also work with Windows 7, 8.1, and 10.

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PostPosted: Wed Jan 13, 2016 5:24 pm 
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Thanks for quick reply Thomas, not sure what you mean by "The file that fails is a JPEG file, not a TIFF file" as for sure I'm reading in a TIF file, no jpeg's in sight !

I'll try the beta version though...


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PostPosted: Wed Jan 13, 2016 8:13 pm 
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stevejebson wrote:
Thanks for quick reply Thomas, not sure what you mean by "The file that fails is a JPEG file, not a TIFF file" as for sure I'm reading in a TIF file, no jpeg's in sight!
Open the "TIFF" file with Wordpad or a hex editor and you will see the "JFIF" file header.

Try downloading "116769530.tif " with Internet Explorer 11 and it will prompt to save as "116769530.jpg".
It is a renamed JPEG file, not a TIFF file. I see the TIF extension, but no TIFF in sight (neither inside).

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