adtaiwo@royal.mit.edu (Ademola O. Taiwo) (10/09/88)
In article <276@serene.CTS.COM> dburkes@pnet12.cts.com (Danny Burkes) writes: >Ken: >I said, Aldus will send you TIFF specs (they are the proprieters of the >file format). > To the best of my informed knowledge Bear River Associates owns TIFF. I quote in part from a document DEST Corporation sent out a while back. "The TIFF Library was created initially by Bear River Associates, Inc., for use in DEST Corporation's Publish Pac application." TIFF is a public domain format for storage and exchange of digital images, but different companies choose to adevertise it a different times. If you want to talk to DEST, they may be reached at DEST Corporation 1201 Cadillac Court Milpitas CA 95035 Tel (408) 946-7100 I got my TIFF Creation and Access library from them.
dburkes@pnet12.cts.com (Danny Burkes) (10/11/88)
adtaiwo@royal.mit.edu (Ademola O. Taiwo) writes: >In article <276@serene.CTS.COM> dburkes@pnet12.cts.com (Danny Burkes) writes: >>Ken: >>I said, Aldus will send you TIFF specs (they are the proprieters of the >>file format). >> > >To the best of my informed knowledge Bear River Associates owns TIFF. >I quote in part from a document DEST Corporation sent out a while back. >"The TIFF Library was created initially by Bear River Associates, >Inc., for use in DEST Corporation's Publish Pac application." > TIFF is a public domain format for storage and exchange of >digital images, but different companies choose to adevertise it a >different times. If you want to talk to DEST, they may be reached at > DEST Corporation > 1201 Cadillac Court > Milpitas CA 95035 >Tel (408) 946-7100 > >I got my TIFF Creation and Access library from them. If I am wrong, I stand corrected....I was only quoting from an earlier version of the TIFF docs I got from Aldus. No harm intended ;-) Dan UUCP: {crash ncr-sd uunet}!serene!pnet12!dburkes ARPA: crash!pnet12!dburkes@nosc.mil INET: dburkes@pnet12.cts.com
gelias@andrew.GE.COM (Glenn Elias) (02/18/89)
A conversion program is needed that converts a file in TIFF format to an 8-bit per pixel file format suitable for image processing. Any help would be appreciated. -- Glenn -- Glenn S. Elias ARPA gelias@atl.ge.com UUCP ...!mcnc!ge-rtp!atl.ge.com!gelias
jlv@cs.brown.edu (Jeff Vogel) (08/29/90)
Does anyone know where I can get a copy of the Tiff standard? | Jeff Vogel | PO Box 5173 | | jlv@cs.brown.edu | Brown University | | uunet!brunix!jlv | Providence, RI 02912 | | jlv@browncs.bitnet | 401-863-7693, 401-421-6496 |
jmarvin@oracle.oracle.com (John W. Marvin) (08/29/90)
In article <48462@brunix.UUCP> jlv@iris.brown.edu (Jeff Vogel) writes: >Does anyone know where I can get a copy of the Tiff standard? > >| Jeff Vogel | PO Box 5173 | >| jlv@cs.brown.edu | Brown University | >| uunet!brunix!jlv | Providence, RI 02912 | >| jlv@browncs.bitnet | 401-863-7693, 401-421-6496 | write the developer's desk at: Aldus Corp. 411 1st Ave. South Seattle, WA 98104 206/628-6593 And while I'm here: Anyone have any experiences (good or bad) with ASDG's The Art Department? Including it's use of TIFF <--> IFF? Is it only available for the Amiga? thanks, ******************************************************************* * Nhoj Nivram * * email: jmarvin@oracle.com * * "Reality is a Harsh Mistress..." * *******************************************************************