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2004.08.11 23:17 "From bmp to Tiff", by Bob Lakkakula
2004.08.12 14:32 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Bob Friesenhahn
2004.08.12 15:05 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Joris Van Damme
2004.08.12 15:15 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Jay Berkenbilt
2004.08.12 15:38 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Joris Van Damme
2004.08.12 15:23 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Bob Friesenhahn
2004.08.12 15:49 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Joris Van Damme
2004.08.12 17:05 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Chris Cox
2004.08.12 21:07 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Andrey Kiselev
2004.08.12 21:58 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Joris Van Damme
2004.08.12 23:05 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Bob Friesenhahn
2004.08.12 23:21 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Joris Van Damme

2004.08.12 15:49 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Joris Van Damme

> For image resizing, I am one of those who disagree.

That's OK. To be honest, I can hardly see a difference between my resampling
algorithms applied in RGB or CIE L*a*b*, in continuous-tone images. Thus, my
preference is more based on theoretical observations. There is, of course, more
of a difference when applied to non-continuous-tone images.

So, from a pragmatic point of view, you may want to argue that the theoretical
difference is hardly worth the convertion effort (assuming source color space
and desired destination color space is RGB). Myself, I provide different quality
levels in my imaging stuff in order to not have to make the hard choice between
being fast and being correct. First two quality levels agree with you, in the
above mentioned situation, third and highest level dissagrees. I hope you're not
contradicting the theoretical observations, though, then I would have to
dissagree.

> And of course, this topic has nothing to do with TIFF.

Sure, but most of us might be interested anyway. TIFF is not a database file
format, is it? This is all closely related to our field of interest, at the very
least.

Joris Van Damme
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