I have a .tiff image dataset that I want to load in FiftyOne. I’ve gone through the Docs and only found Geotiff dataType so I load it as a fiftyone.types.ImageDirectory. I got: Type image/tiff may not be supported. Came on SOF searching for a solution and came across this answer from Eric https://stackoverflow.com/a/73775999/19902725 Suggesting using a browser extension or Safari
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Python: How do I read the data in this multipage TIFF file to produce the desired image?
I am working with TIFF files that represent the readings of detectors in electron microscopy, and I know how this particular image should look, but I’m unsure how to get that result from the raw data in question. The TIFF files in question have several pages corresponding to frames on which data was taken, but when I look at each
Import large .tiff file as sparse matrix
I have a large .tiff file (4.4gB, 79530 x 54980 values) with 1 band. Since only 16% of the values are valid, I was thinking it’s better to import the file as sparse matrix, to save RAM. When I first open it as np.array and then transform it into a sparse matrix using csr_matrix(), my kernel already crashes. See code
TIFF file has weird meta information specifically in image size
I have some tiff image files which have multiple pages in one tiff file. I tried to make separated image files by reading image meta information with libtiff and some python libraries, but the image size seems weird. Below is the description of a page by using tiffinfo. But actually, if I see this image with image viewer(for me, I
Save Matplotlib figure as TIFF
Does anyone know how to save a Matplotlib figure as *.tiff? It seems that this format is not supported in Python, while the journals are quite often ask for that format. I am adding some minimal code: This works: But this does not: Answer This is great! Thanks ot Martin Evans. However, for those who would like to make it