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2003.11.16 22:37 "reading Affymetrix tiff images", by Sridhar Duggireddy
2003.11.17 09:13 "reading Affymetrix tiff images", by Ross Finlayson
2003.11.17 14:18 "reading Affymetrix tiff images", by Frank Warmerdam
2003.11.17 17:12 "reading Affymetrix tiff images", by Sridhar Duggireddy
2003.11.17 17:25 "reading Affymetrix tiff images", by Frank Warmerdam
2003.11.17 23:30 "reading Affymetrix tiff images", by Ross Finlayson

2003.11.17 17:12 "reading Affymetrix tiff images", by Sridhar Duggireddy

Hi ,
I am trying to read affymetrix tiff images. As you said before I
printed the tiffinfo. It gave like this:

sample.tif: Warning, invalid TIFF directory; tags are not sorted in
ascending order.
sample.tif: Warning, TIFF directory is missing required "StripByteCounts"
field, calculating from imagelength.
TIFF Directory at offset 0x8
  Image Width: 4733 Image Length: 4733
  Bits/Sample: 8
  Compression Scheme: None
  Photometric Interpretation: min-is-black
  Image Description: "[30..46140]  PGA-HCL-astM_atop-10aUA-s2:CLS=4733
RWS=4733 XIN=3  YIN=3  VE=17        2.0 09/04/02 15:32:34    \024  \024
HG-U133A.1sq \024  \024  \024  \024  \024  \024  \024  \024  \024 6"
  Planar Configuration: single image plane

my tiff image is sample.tif. from the above I understood that my tiff
image doesn't use any compression. It also says single image plane. In the
above output what does XIN and YIN and VE mean? Now can you explain me
with a program(if possible) how to read the image data? one more doubt is
in the above output where should i look for the type of image like is it
scanline-based or strip based or tile based?

Thanks,
Sridhar!!