AWARE [SYSTEMS] Imaging expertise for the Delphi developer
AWare Systems, Imaging expertise for the Delphi developer, Home TIFF and LibTiff Mailing List Archive

LibTiff Mailing List

TIFF and LibTiff Mailing List Archive
January 2004

Previous Thread
Next Thread

Previous by Thread
Next by Thread

Previous by Date
Next by Date

Contact

The TIFF Mailing List Homepage
This list is run by Frank Warmerdam
Archive maintained by AWare Systems



Valid HTML 4.01!



Thread

2004.01.14 12:01 "COLORMAP and byte padding", by Stephan Assmus
2004.01.14 15:07 "Re: COLORMAP and byte padding", by Frank Warmerdam
2004.01.14 16:18 "Re: COLORMAP and byte padding", by Gerben Vos
2004.01.14 16:43 "Re: COLORMAP and byte padding", by Joris Van Damme
2004.01.14 17:13 "Re: COLORMAP and byte padding", by Gerben Vos
2004.01.14 17:17 "Re: COLORMAP and byte padding", by Joris Van Damme
2004.01.14 17:26 "Re: COLORMAP and byte padding", by Andy Cave
2004.01.14 17:36 "Re: COLORMAP and byte padding", by Joris Van Damme
2004.01.14 17:24 "Re: COLORMAP and byte padding", by Phillip Crews
2004.01.14 18:18 "Re: COLORMAP and byte padding", by Marti Maria
2004.01.14 19:02 "Re: COLORMAP and byte padding", by Andy Cave
2004.01.14 19:36 "Re: COLORMAP and byte padding", by Marti Maria
2004.01.14 19:48 "Re: COLORMAP and byte padding", by Andy Cave
2004.01.15 17:24 "Re: COLORMAP and byte padding", by Marti Maria
2004.01.15 17:37 "Re: COLORMAP and byte padding", by Andy Cave
2004.01.15 00:05 "Re: COLORMAP and byte padding", by Chris Cox

2004.01.15 17:37 "Re: COLORMAP and byte padding", by Andy Cave

Hi Marti.

I think that both methods are fine, depending on what you want to do. The
/256 gives an equal spread of resultant values (visually better), where /257
does not. /256 is much faster than /257 (or the macro). /256 gives larger
'errors' to the floating point value (but the error is small - diff is
20/65535). When doing an equal spread, it is pretty obvious that the max
'error' is 255. The difference between the mean error is neglible. This
error is also /65535, so is always pretty small. Personally I don't see the
need to use one over the other (they are both pretty much as accurate as the
other), so would go for simplicity and speed.

_andy.