Hi im fairly new to html and have run into a problem when adding images from a local folder.
<img src="C:\ComputerBuild Pics\DSC_0037.NEF">
<img src="C:\ComputerBuild%Pics\DSC_0037.NEF">
<img src="ComputerBuild%2520Pics\DSC_0037.NEF">
<img src="ComputerBuild%Pics\DSC_0037.NEF">
NEF image file is raw image, compress this file https://raw.pics.io/convert-nef-to-jpeg
A browser cannot render a NEF image file.
You need to convert it to a file format that a browser can interprete and render.
You need to convert it to supported images for web browsers.
On regards to that, there is this page in Wikipedia. See the chart for different images types and web browsers.
Convert the images in .png format which stands for "Portable Network Graphics"
You can use this site to convert: http://image.online-convert.com/convert-to-png
or you can use any graphics software of your choice
Related
HTML5 supports JPEG and PNG image formats, but TIFF is not supported. How do open a TIFF image in an HTML5 page?
Tiff image format is not supported by the browser.
However, if you search the linked site, you can find the answer
https://github.com/iwscoop/iws.loader
It seems to be a site that provides image viewer in HTML5 for free.
I hope you have a good result.
TIFF image support is varying see here:
Display TIFF image in all web browser
Here is a good but out-dated website for TIFF images on webpages:
http://www.alternatiff.com/howtoembed.html
If that doesn't work try using a converter (Maybe something like this....)
http://image.online-convert.com/convert-to-jpg
Hope this Helps.
Having issues getting a Tiff image I'm receiving from USPS to render into a base64String and then display successfully using an html image tag.
MY guess at this point is either the image is corrupted in some way that dose not allow it to be converted into correct base64. Or, I am missing something when trying to display the image.
I can "successfully" convert the image to a base64String using the base .Net conversion library and several other online converters. No issues from what I can tell there. But when I go to display the image I'm unable to get it to render.
<img src="data:image/tiff;base64,{myBase64String}" alt="Return Label Image">
The full image source with my base64 string,
https://jsfiddle.net/h8qzn9g0/
The Tiff image in question:
https://kibocommerce-my.sharepoint.com/personal/aaron_jones_kibocommerce_com/_layouts/15/guestaccess.aspx?guestaccesstoken=J0lu1b8DSkH5Y2AhZoORnXtaBoXS%2bh81%2bDbvePlIgGY%3d&docid=18737654320874e94812de23beb09904f&rev=1
Any help or suggestions appreciated.
Your encoding is fine, if I paste it into the box at http://www.freeformatter.com/base64-encoder.html and hit "Decode and Download" it downloads the image. The fiddle works in Safari, but not other browsers. Main issue is that most browsers don't support TIFF.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_web_browsers#Image_format_support
You will need to change to a different image format, maybe PNG or JPG, before you can use the data URI in all browsers.
I need to do a preview of tiff files.
I need a alternative to services google using iframe..
Thanks!
I believe displaying tiff is a matter of browser support (or if the browser has the plugin for it).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_web_browsers#Image_format_support
Depending on where you get your images, you might be able ask them to generate the image in a different format (like jpg, png, etc).
I am currently testing the PhantomJS system to generating screenshots of different websites...
The current rendering output of the images is a .png but what I need is a SVG image.
Does someone know a way to do this?
Here I found a tool which converting web pages into vector format screenshots: CutyCapt - it also rendering into other formats like png...
Have FUN! :)
I have a webpage that has a magazine on it. I have an img tag with a link to the pdf on the server. When the magazine changes I have to upload a new magazine and upload a new image as a thumbnail for the magazine. Is there a way to accomplish the same task by just uploading the pdf so that I don't have to create an image of the cover and then upload it also?
thanks,
Some browsers support embedding PDF files natively, but not all do. It is not currently possible to do this unless you have a PDF to jpeg conversion script on your server that will generate the thumbnail.
you can embed a pdf with an object element