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Image bit depth
Hi all,
At first I have to say that OruxMaps is by far the best mapping application for android. Simply GREAT!!!
OruxMapsDesktop also it is a very helpful and easy to use program. But in my opinion it lacks of a very important feature: the possibility to specify the bit depth of the output maps.
In order to satisfy my cartographical perversion I've converted 426 Mb of calibrated black and white (1bit) tiff files representing the 1:10000 map of the region where I live (Piemonte).
The conversion process was successful and now I can look at my maps everywhere I go ...but the size of the generated sqlite files (png format 80-85% quality, no mutlilayer) is 2.15 Gb
I don't know very much how sqlite works, and probably I am mistaking, but I suspect that the images contained in the sqlite file are not 1bit color depth anymore.
But I am pretty sure that the png format (which uses a compression algorithm similar to tiff files) can store 1bit images, which in the case of black and white maps can dramatically reduce the file size.
Due to that I suggest to add the option to specify the bit depth of the output maps.
Thank you again for the great app,
Map_mAniac
At first I have to say that OruxMaps is by far the best mapping application for android. Simply GREAT!!!
OruxMapsDesktop also it is a very helpful and easy to use program. But in my opinion it lacks of a very important feature: the possibility to specify the bit depth of the output maps.
In order to satisfy my cartographical perversion I've converted 426 Mb of calibrated black and white (1bit) tiff files representing the 1:10000 map of the region where I live (Piemonte).
The conversion process was successful and now I can look at my maps everywhere I go ...but the size of the generated sqlite files (png format 80-85% quality, no mutlilayer) is 2.15 Gb
I don't know very much how sqlite works, and probably I am mistaking, but I suspect that the images contained in the sqlite file are not 1bit color depth anymore.
But I am pretty sure that the png format (which uses a compression algorithm similar to tiff files) can store 1bit images, which in the case of black and white maps can dramatically reduce the file size.
Due to that I suggest to add the option to specify the bit depth of the output maps.
Thank you again for the great app,
Map_mAniac
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