Smith, Michael wrote:
I never found a good solution to this - one thing I am doing is taking
the TIFFs and mosaicking them with their neighbors to fill these slivers
with data from the adjacent tile, so there are no slivers. That is a
brute-force and inelegant solution though.
Any suggestion
Michael,
As Jukka Rahkonen has already suggested, I think that there's no possibility
of doing what you want, with GDAL or any other tool. It is the nature
of the lossy compression to return something close to 0, but not 0 (or the
other way round), when you decompress the data. You can observe
I never found a good solution to this - one thing I am doing is taking
the TIFFs and mosaicking them with their neighbors to fill these slivers
with data from the adjacent tile, so there are no slivers. That is a
brute-force and inelegant solution though.
Any suggestions on how to keep border pix
Smith, Michael maine.gov> writes:
>
> I tried that but it doesn't seem to write to JP2KAK. If I do this:
>
> nearblack mosaic_jp2.jp2
>
> I get this error:
> 0...10..ERROR 6: WriteBlock() not supported for this dataset.
> ERROR 1: GetBlockRef failed at X block offset 1, Y block offset 19
> ER
Matt Wilkie gov.yk.ca> writes:
>
> Hi Micheal, try the nearblack utility (which is a relatively new
> addition): http://www.gdal.org/nearblack.html
>
> "This utility will scan an image and try to set all pixels that are
> nearly black (or nearly white) around the collar to exactly black (or
