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2002.05.09 14:30 "Orientation and Tiled images?", by Michael O'rourke
2002.05.09 15:24 "Re: Orientation and Tiled images?", by Jon Saxton
2002.05.09 16:10 "Re: Orientation and Tiled images?", by Peter Nielsen
2002.05.09 22:04 "Re: Orientation and Tiled images?", by Michael O'rourke
2002.05.10 10:10 "Re: Orientation and Tiled images?", by Andrey Kiselev
2002.05.10 13:01 "Re: Orientation and Tiled images?", by Peter Nielsen
2002.05.10 13:29 "Re: Orientation and Tiled images?", by Michael O'rourke
2002.05.10 15:21 "Re: Orientation and Tiled images?", by Andrey Kiselev
2002.05.13 19:12 "Re: Orientation and Tiled images?", by Antonio E Scuri
2002.05.13 20:43 "Fwd: Re: tsmAPI and LibTIFF", by Antonio E Scuri
2002.05.13 21:36 "Re: Fwd: Re: tsmAPI and LibTIFF", by Peter Nielsen

2002.05.10 13:01 "Re: Orientation and Tiled images?", by Peter Nielsen

> It is important to finally determine order of reading lines in
> bottom-left orientation. I think that the first line of the first tile
> of the bottom-left oriented image should be last line in the rendered 
> image. TIFFGetRGBAImage() function in the latest libtiff works in such 
> way (and above images rendered correctly). Is it right?

Yes, this sounds correct. And it is in accordance with the following:

What *really* matters is: THE FILE MUST RENDER CORRECTLY EVEN WHEN IGNORING 
THE ORIENTATION TAG. Of course, the image orientation (flip/mirror) will be 
wrong in this case, but that's all that may be wrong. If an application 
chooses not to process the tag, the it should still be able to load the 
image and let the user "manually" correct the orientation error simply by 
flipping and/or mirroring the image with any basic image manipulation 
software. 

For instance, take the file "cramps-tile.tif". Use a tiff "tag edit" tool 
and change its orientation tag to 3 and the file should render upside down 
in a viewer that supports the orientation tag.

Best regards,
Peter Nielsen
http://www.pmview.com