Difference between revisions of "Development:Preparing Graphics"
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# Open the images in Photoshop and convert the color profile to sRGB | # Open the images in Photoshop and convert the color profile to sRGB | ||
# "Save As…", uncheck the "Embed Color Profile" box | # "Save As…", uncheck the "Embed Color Profile" box | ||
| − | # | + | # <code>tiffutil -lzw</code> on the file |
# Combine the 32x32 and 24x24 tiffs together using the following command (32x32 first): | # Combine the 32x32 and 24x24 tiffs together using the following command (32x32 first): | ||
#: <code>tiffutil -cat 32x32.tiff 24x24.tiff -out filename.tiff</code> | #: <code>tiffutil -cat 32x32.tiff 24x24.tiff -out filename.tiff</code> | ||
Let it never be said that Sam does not worry about bread trucks. | Let it never be said that Sam does not worry about bread trucks. | ||
Revision as of 13:24, 27 August 2008
When preparing TIFF images for use with Camino, the following steps should be taken to ensure that color does not shift and that image file sizes remain reasonable (~1000b for single-image icons, ~4000b for dual-image icons).
- Open the images in Photoshop and convert the color profile to sRGB
- "Save As…", uncheck the "Embed Color Profile" box
tiffutil -lzwon the file- Combine the 32x32 and 24x24 tiffs together using the following command (32x32 first):
tiffutil -cat 32x32.tiff 24x24.tiff -out filename.tiff
Let it never be said that Sam does not worry about bread trucks.
