2TIFF

Version 4.3 ( 16 Jan, 2003 ).
What's new:

• Added reading support of the following formats:
  • TIFF files with OJPEG and Lossless JPEG compression, including files created with "Wang" codec;
  • 12 bit grayscale TIFF files;
  • JPEG files with Lossless compression;
  • DICOM;
  • Microsoft Paint Images (*.MSP);
  • Macintosh Paint Images (*.MAC);
  • 128 bit RLA files;
  • VICAR Video Image Communication and Retrieval;
  • XWD X Windows system window dump;
  • KOALA Paint;
  • Palm Pilot Image File
• Improved algorithm of reading corrupted JPEG files
• Fixed error in watermark (label) algorithm
• Fixed error with option -ov
• Fixed error distorting EXIF data in TIFF and JPEG files
• Fixed error occuring at attempt to load file without an extension
• Fixed error with reading files in Amiga Interchange File (*.IFF) format
  
  

Changes in options:

Added:

• -quiet
  This option turns off displaying of command promt window
• -sizeto
  This option allows to make canvas larger.
• -keepexif
  Moves EXIF data from original file to new file. Dy default EXIF blocks are not saved.
• -lzwpredict
  Creates files with better LZW compression, though some viewers (for instance Imaging for Windows 2000) ignore tag PREDICTOR in TIFF file header and display images compressed with predictor wrong. By default predictor is not used in LZW method.

Changed:

• counter parameter in -namegen option has changed
  Now there are available three ways to count files:
  [counter] - simple counter, just inserts file number in current session (-namegen=[counter].jpg => 3.jpg - all examples are for the third file converted)
  [counterX] - X here must be replaced with number of digits in counter; if file number is shorter then specified number of digits, it will have leading zeros before it (-namegen=[counter4].jpg => 0003.jpg)
  [counterX;Y] - works the same as previous one, Y is number to start count from (-namegen=[counter4;25].jpg => 0028.jpg)

Deleted:

• -remexif
  Option is no longer available. Now by default EXIF blocks are not saved.

Free Download:

Download demo version from one of the following links. Demo version adds a watermark on output images, but allows to test all available functions.

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(Please, note that Download.Com may have different version number listed but it links to the right file.)