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2008.04.16 13:26 "efficient thumbnailing", by Dr Michael J Chudobiak
2008.04.16 14:55 "Re: efficient thumbnailing", by Seth Price
2008.04.16 16:05 "Re: efficient thumbnailing", by Phillip Crews
2008.04.16 19:01 "Re: efficient thumbnailing", by Dr Michael J Chudobiak
2008.04.16 15:19 "Re: efficient thumbnailing", by <jcupitt@gmail.com>
2008.04.16 16:52 "Re: efficient thumbnailing", by Kai-uwe Behrmann
2008.04.16 17:29 "Re: efficient thumbnailing", by Dr Michael J Chudobiak
2008.04.16 19:37 "Re: efficient thumbnailing", by Kai-uwe Behrmann
2008.04.17 12:08 "Re: efficient thumbnailing", by Dr Michael J Chudobiak
2008.04.17 06:02 "Re: efficient thumbnailing", by Joris Van Damme
2008.04.17 11:57 "Re: efficient thumbnailing", by Dr Michael J Chudobiak
2008.04.17 13:48 "Re: efficient thumbnailing", by Joris Van Damme

2008.04.17 11:57 "Re: efficient thumbnailing", by Dr Michael J Chudobiak

Joris Van Damme (AWare Systems) wrote:
> Dr. Michael J. Chudobiak wrote:
>> Is there an efficient way to generate thumbnails from tiff files?
> 
> Stating the obvious but much neglected, make sure you use all and any 
> thumbnails present in the file for starters.
> 
> One source of thumbnails or downsampled copies is the SubIFD child IFDs. 
> A less known and older (and regrettable and discouraged) way to encode 
> thumbnails, that is still in use today, is linking additional IFDs in 

Joris,

Thanks for the comments - but I have never trusted embedded thumbnails. 
In my experience, too many programs are unaware of them or handle them 
improperly for them to be trustworthy. (As a gThumb developer, I know 
that gThumb used to leave jpeg-exif thumbnails unchanged after rotating 
or cropping, for example.)

- Mike