Ok. Let me clarify my Problem:
My code is VB.net. I use pictureboxes to show tif-images. That works fine with tif in CMYK (four Color channels). But if i want to load a tif with more than four channels. e.g. CMYK-W (CMYK plus White (5. channel), the Picture box shows an error.
My first Workaround was to convert the tif CMYK-W into an RGB-Picture. That works, but if the White Channel covers the whole Image, the RGB-Image will Show only a White area, because the Whiet Channel ist the 5. Channel. Not so pretty, but better than an error.
In your Viewer the CMYK-W Image has been displayed the same way as in photoshop. Very, very fine.
I have looked in your code of the viewer, but I have not found the trick. Perhaps it is related to my use of Windows forms and your use of WPF?
An other fine Workaround would be, to eliminate the 5. Channel and save a 4-Channel Image for displaying in my program. Unfortunately I don't get it in the right way. I don't find the right commands of Magick.NET.
Can you help me?
Best Regards
My code is VB.net. I use pictureboxes to show tif-images. That works fine with tif in CMYK (four Color channels). But if i want to load a tif with more than four channels. e.g. CMYK-W (CMYK plus White (5. channel), the Picture box shows an error.
My first Workaround was to convert the tif CMYK-W into an RGB-Picture. That works, but if the White Channel covers the whole Image, the RGB-Image will Show only a White area, because the Whiet Channel ist the 5. Channel. Not so pretty, but better than an error.
In your Viewer the CMYK-W Image has been displayed the same way as in photoshop. Very, very fine.
I have looked in your code of the viewer, but I have not found the trick. Perhaps it is related to my use of Windows forms and your use of WPF?
An other fine Workaround would be, to eliminate the 5. Channel and save a 4-Channel Image for displaying in my program. Unfortunately I don't get it in the right way. I don't find the right commands of Magick.NET.
Can you help me?
Best Regards