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Feature #11904

Show multi-layer tiff as flattened image

Added by Matej Martinovic 4 months ago. Updated 3 months ago.

Status:
New
Priority:
Low
Assignee:
-
Category:
General
Target version:
Future
Start date:
01/02/2018
Due date:
% Done:

0%

Affected Version:
git master branch
System:
all
bitness:
64-bit
hardware architecture:
amd64/x86

Description

Currently darktable can't show multi-layer tiffs correctly.
Assuming a tiff with two layers is saved with krita. dt can load the tiff, the lighttable shows the upper layer of the tiff, however in the darkroom only the lower layer of the tiff is shown.

It would be nice to see the tiff as flattened image and to be able to work on the flattened image.

History

#1 Updated by Roman Lebedev 4 months ago

Matej Martinovic wrote:

Currently darktable can't show multi-layer tiffs correctly.
Assuming a tiff with two layers is saved with krita. dt can load the tiff, the lighttable shows the upper layer of the tiff, however in the darkroom only the lower layer of the tiff is shown.

It would be nice to see the tiff as flattened image and to be able to work on the flattened image.

Flattened how?

#2 Updated by Matej Martinovic 4 months ago

What I meant with flattened is, that darktable should show the picture as if the layers of the multi-layered tiff were "merged down" to one layer. I hope this makes sense.

#3 Updated by Tobias Ellinghaus 4 months ago

  • System changed from Ubuntu to all
  • Target version set to Future

#4 Updated by Pascal Obry 3 months ago

Wondering, what to do when merging? I mean each layer of the tiff can be a full image, right? What precedence to make when merging then?

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