PSD/PSB Write Support
See original GitHub issueHi.
I’m trying to save an image in PSB format, as follows:
ImageIO.write(image,"psb",output);
this same line of code I debugged it with other formats and it works correctly. I searched at the characteristics of the library but doesn’t find one that allows writing in this format, is there a specific reason? This is because I’m processing images in PSB format and I want to save them in the same format.
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Hi. Excuse me, since I do not have much experience in image processing, I didn’t know that TIFF was more general and not exclusive. Obviously, for good practice and versatility it’s better to keep it as TIFF. Only that I saw that NASA saves its images, of more than 4 GB, in PSB format so I considered it a versatile format. So I don’t really need this new feature. Thanks.
@davidbrazilparker Thanks!
This is basically what I suggested above, using TIFF as output format. The fact that you write it with a “.psd” file extension does not change the fact that the output will be a TIFF file (it may fool Windows to use Photoshop to open it though 😃 ). There is no PSD write support (yet).
Best regards,
– Harald K