I figured out the tif compression with PhotoShop and tried to do better with libtiff and some other tools. Turns out zipping the file was the easiest solution without loosing PhotoShop voodoo tif tags.
For the PNG, I extracted using the correct color (many software are just converting to RGB, thus changing the original color quite a bit.. looked fluo) and then optipng it. Turns out that zipping a BPM is easier but I kept the PNG for browser viewing example here.
Note that I did not add transparency, as I think we should have someone with PhotoShop do it if the tif files contains such information.
Last but not least, I redid the original folder structure.
@maintainers I now have access to this repo and I'm now a maintainer myself. Will self-approve this this weekend unless someone wants to do a review first. I have a few more adds to do in the owasp/ folder.
This was a bit more work than just copying files.
I figured out the tif compression with PhotoShop and tried to do better with libtiff and some other tools. Turns out zipping the file was the easiest solution without loosing PhotoShop voodoo tif tags.
For the PNG, I extracted using the correct color (many software are just converting to RGB, thus changing the original color quite a bit.. looked fluo) and then optipng it. Turns out that zipping a BPM is easier but I kept the PNG for browser viewing example here.
Note that I did not add transparency, as I think we should have someone with PhotoShop do it if the tif files contains such information.
Last but not least, I redid the original folder structure.
@maintainers I now have access to this repo and I'm now a maintainer myself. Will self-approve this this weekend unless someone wants to do a review first. I have a few more adds to do in the owasp/ folder.