If you are uploading an image produced on the GIGAmacro Magnify 2 you will need to COPY (make sure you leave the original file in the project folder by *copying*, not moving) the file that contains all the information from the original capture – the metadata – to the folder. If you are uploading an image that you produced by any other means than the GIGAmacro Magnify 2, you can ignore the instruction about ‘capture_metadata_DATE_TIME.txt’ file.
To store gigapixel images free, create a folder called ‘Tiles’ inside the ‘image’ folder and move all the files into ‘Tiles’. Typically, we use a quality setting of 9 or 10 (maximum) on a range of 1-12. You do not need to adjust any settings for the browser options. From there you’ll see a dialog box come up asking where you would like to save the tiles. To convert a single image to Zoomify, open the file in Photoshop, then select the Export –> Zoomify option. However, it doesn’t currently support very large files beyond the TIFF file format limit, so files such as PSD and PSB (Photoshop large format) are not able to be processed in this way. Zoomify does make a converter that is scriptable and can be run from a command line. If you want to process a batch of images then we need to setup a couple of actions and settings to automate the process in Photoshop. To convert a single gigapixel image into a set of Zoomify tiles, you can use the Zoomify export function in Photoshop. Behind the scenes, the viewer retrieves tiles – small pieces of the gigapixel image – as needed. The viewer combines data from a variety of sources and brings it all together in a mobile-ready platform. In our case, we’re using the GIGAmacro Viewer to explore, share, and annotate images. Zoomify is an excellent tiled image format for sharing gigapixel resolution images through a web application.
To do this you will need to create a username and password and then follow the steps below to package your image for upload.Īt this release the Zoomify tile format is supported: others will be released in due course.
Zoomify for a stack of images free#
With the release of the latest GIGAmacro Viewer, you can store gigapixel images free and share them, with a private group or with the world at large. You can now store your Gigapixel Images for FREE, here’s how.
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