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Why does ImageIdentify act as though a .tiff file contains two images?

Posted 4 years ago

When I run ImageIdentify on a .CR2 file everything works fine but when I run it on a .TIFF file I get two sets of identifiers.

For example

dacontents = ImageIdentify[daimage, All, 3, "Probability"];

Produces <|American white pelican->0.376399,gull->0.155107,black-headed gull->0.0685398|>

when daimage is a .CR2 file.

But if it's a .TIFF file I get

{<|northern fulmar->0.144228,hammerhead->0.0890401,shovelhead->0.0890401|>,<|common jasmine->0.171594,orchid->0.0987587,imaginary being->0.064318|>}

When I open the .TIFF file in Photoshop there is no indication that the image has multiple frames.

I've created these .TIFF files, albeit years ago, and I don't recall trying to make them multi frame.

Also how would I find out in Mathematica if Mathematica thinks the file is multi-frame?

Thanks for any help!

POSTED BY: trinko
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