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2006.01.04 18:15 "Reading TIFF(CMYK)", by <a.malka@comptel.pl>
2006.01.04 18:39 "Re: Reading TIFF(CMYK)", by Bob Friesenhahn
2006.01.04 18:50 "Re: Reading TIFF(CMYK)", by <a.malka@comptel.pl>
2006.01.04 19:34 "Re: Reading TIFF(CMYK)", by Bernie Pallek
2006.01.04 19:41 "Re: Reading TIFF(CMYK)", by Bob Friesenhahn
2006.01.04 19:45 "Re: Reading TIFF(CMYK)", by Kai-uwe Behrmann
2006.01.04 18:51 "Re: Reading TIFF(CMYK)", by Kai-uwe Behrmann
2006.01.04 19:44 "Re: Reading TIFF(CMYK)", by Dwight Kelly
2006.01.04 21:59 "Re: Reading TIFF(CMYK)", by Kai-uwe Behrmann
2006.01.04 22:00 "Re: Reading TIFF(CMYK)", by Dwight Kelly

2006.01.04 19:41 "Re: Reading TIFF(CMYK)", by Bob Friesenhahn

On Wed, 4 Jan 2006 a.malka@comptel.pl wrote:
>
> So maybe i ask another way...
>
> i read tiff specification and can't find in which tag are saved CMYK
> channel...

Image channels are not saved in tags.  They are part of the core image 
data which is interpreted (e.g. photometric, bits-per-sample, 
extra-samples) though use of tags.

There are several ways that CMYK data can be stored.  The image may be 
comprised of strips or tiles.  It may be arranged so that CMYK samples 
are stored contiguously, or they may be arranged as separate planes so 
that each plane is a channel (e.g. 'M').

If you are planning to write a program do to this directly via libtiff 
then expect to do a lot of research and looking at sample code.

Bob
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