AutoCAD Raster Design

[#1]

Hello,

I found the little bug ?

I have a 256 color scaned map. It is georeferenced with rotation.
1. I made a crop and save it with export without burn in rotation.
2. I converted tot grayscale via histograms and I exported it without burn
in rotation.
3. I checked the file with ACDSee and I got properties colo:256 grayscale.
OK.

4. I exported again the grayscale image but now with "burn in rotation"
checked.
5. I checked file with ACDSee and I got properties color: 256 !!! ?

Now, I try to put them in the same ric (MG Raster Workshop), I got below
error message.
"The color space of image : ... path xxx.tif does not match that of the
first file referenced by the raster image catalog."

Does "burn in rotation" alter the color space?

Thanks!

Raster Desgin R3.

Albert Kalman

[#2]

On Mon, 6 Oct 2003 12:22:32 -0700, "Albert Kalman"
wrote:

>I have a 256 color scaned map. It is georeferenced with rotation.
>1. I made a crop and save it with export without burn in rotation.
>2. I converted tot grayscale via histograms and I exported it without burn
>in rotation.
>3. I checked the file with ACDSee and I got properties colo:256 grayscale.
>OK.
>
>4. I exported again the grayscale image but now with "burn in rotation"
>checked.
>5. I checked file with ACDSee and I got properties color: 256 !!! ?
>
>Does "burn in rotation" alter the color space?

No.

I tried this on Raster Design 2004.
1. I inserted SanFran.tif (from the samples dir).
2. I used Histogram to convert to grayscale.
3. I exported the image to orig.tif
4. I rotated the image.
5. I exported with burn in rotation to new.tif.
6. I inserted both images into AutoCAD.

In Tools->Properties, both images are listed as grayscale.

I loaded both images into Paint Shop Pro. Both images are grayscale.

Phil Daley

[#3]

Please try with Raster Design R3 (Autodesk Map Series R5), Check with ACDSee
and try to make a ric for MG. As I found the problem.
I can post the 2 sample on customer file.

Thanks!

Albert Kalman

"Phil Daley" wrote in message
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> On Mon, 6 Oct 2003 12:22:32 -0700, "Albert Kalman"
> wrote:
>
> >I have a 256 color scaned map. It is georeferenced with rotation.
> >1. I made a crop and save it with export without burn in rotation.
> >2. I converted tot grayscale via histograms and I exported it without
burn
> >in rotation.
> >3. I checked the file with ACDSee and I got properties colo:256
grayscale.
> >OK.
> >
> >4. I exported again the grayscale image but now with "burn in rotation"
> >checked.
> >5. I checked file with ACDSee and I got properties color: 256 !!! ?
> >
> >Does "burn in rotation" alter the color space?
>
> No.
>
> I tried this on Raster Design 2004.
> 1. I inserted SanFran.tif (from the samples dir).
> 2. I used Histogram to convert to grayscale.
> 3. I exported the image to orig.tif
> 4. I rotated the image.
> 5. I exported with burn in rotation to new.tif.
> 6. I inserted both images into AutoCAD.
>
> In Tools->Properties, both images are listed as grayscale.
>
> I loaded both images into Paint Shop Pro. Both images are grayscale.
>
> Phil Daley