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Here is a `tiles.yaml` for the first image : ```yaml # The url of individual tiles, where {{ expressions }} will be evaluated using the variables below url_template: "https://view.horyuji-kondohekiga.jp/tile/wall01/16/{{ x/256...

> network error: error sending request for url:error trying to connect:unexpected EOF during handshake#----------------------- Please post the full error message

And as I said, you should probably not create the image as a PNG. You will end up with a 2 Gb PNG that no image viewer will be able...

You are probably using a VPN, a proxy or a misconfigured antivirus that prevents dezoomify-rs from accessing the internet.

You can try `dezoomify-rs --accept-invalid-certs`, and if it doesn't help, try to read the documentation of your VPN, or use another one.

If your network is slow, you can increase the default timeout with `--timeout 60s` for instance. Did you change the output format to IIIF ?

I've downloaded the full image and converted it to jpeg. Here it is : - [largest](http://www.mediafire.com/file/njhlf0k8q9l7deu/huge.jpg/file) - [downsized](http://www.mediafire.com/file/srw4vwkze8t5wvx/lowqual.jpg/file) and a downsized version with higher (lossy) compression that can fit on...

And you can compose the colors from the low-resolution file with the texture from the high-resolution one, and get a large colorized image ``` convert large_grayscale.jpg colors_enlarged.jpg -compose Colorize -composite...

I think it's the server blacklisting you because of too many requests. You should try using dezoomify-rs, limiting the number of simultaneous downloads. https://github.com/lovasoa/dezoomify/issues/245 https://www.artic.edu/iiif/static/a34db1fa-6f59-465a-8106-10b7e542b409/info.json

I had a look. It looks like there is a first request made to generete the image, then a second one to download it. Tweaking the parameters of the first...