Brendan Duncan

Thanks. The Tiff encoder currently isn't writing a resolution tag, so it gets the default DPI. I'd have to add that to my list of things to do...or accept a...

Tiff format has a tag in it that specifies the DPI. It doesn't change the pixel resolution of the image, it just says how many of those pixels should be...

I don't know if .NET would add the tags if missing from the image, defaulting to the 96DPI. I would guess not. Does SetResolution rescale according to the X_RESOLUTION property,...

Also it's not clear if you would want to rescale the image. If you had an image that is 300x300 pixels, but it had the default 96DPI, then it would...

In any case, I don't have a lot of time these days, so unfortunately it might be a while before I'd be able to extend the TiffEncoder to add DPI...

I'm not completely following you for what you want, but it sounds like your approach is wrong. copyRectify will warp the image , mapping the pixels within the given point...

I added bzip2 decompression for zip files. I haven't added lzma yet. bzip2 is in 3.4.2.

Sorry I didn't get to this issue earlier. I won't be able to fix 3.3 versions of the lib since pub doesn't support branches. Does it happen with the latest...

Strange. The orientation EXIF of the image has a value of 1, which is the "normal" orientation. decodeJpg does an auto bakeOrientation during decoding. It sees the value 1 and...

Exiftool reports the orientation value as 6 and not 1. Obviously they are correct and I am wrong, just have to figure out why.