Malko — 28-Mar-2015/20:34:22-7:00
Hello,
A year ago, I asked about a a simple 'rebol only' way to know the 'bpp' of an image (colour depth).
Recently, I found this interesting article :
http://www.hsc.csu.edu.au/ipt/mm_systems/3289/image_file_size.htm
Based on that article, it is possible to estimate the bpp of an image like :
img: load %image.png
sze: size? %image.png
x: img/size/x
y: img/size/y
bpp: ((sze * (8 * 1024)) / (x * y)) / 1000
GregP — 30-Mar-2015/5:09:38-7:00
I would at least replace sze: size? %image.png by sze: length? img
This way you get the size of the image as not compressed. The file size is not relevant as we have no idea how much it has been compressed.
Malko — 30-Mar-2015/6:18:23-7:00
I red and quick tested in night-session time on uncompressed picture (with half-closed eyes (and brain)... ;) ;) .
Thanks for the precision/correction.