All releases of libtiff
Release Notes: This release added support for the BigTIFF format, in which all offsets are unsigned 64-bit, supporting huge files. There are very few other changes since the 4.0.0Beta7 release.
Release Notes: This release adds support for the LZMA compression format, deferred strip/tile loading (--enable-defer-strile-load), and reading of large strips in chunks (--enable-chunky-strip-read). Win32 native I/O is now always used on Windows (except with Cygwin) in order to support huge files and Windows-friendly features.
Release Notes: Many bugs and security issues are resolved in this stable release.
Release Notes: This release resolves additional critical security issues. It also resolves a file corruption problem that arose if the TIFF directory was rewritten with JPEG compression enabled.
Release Notes: This releases fixes various bugs that were reported via libtiff Bugzilla as well as some security issues.
Release Notes: This releases fixes various bugs that were reported via libtiff Bugzilla as well as some security issues.
Release Notes: This release works with the IJG JPEG 7 release. The tiffcrop utility now supports arbitrary sample depths, both integer and float sample types, and the many TIFF storage schemes. A library bug when writing tags with a double array value type is fixed. The x86_64 architecture now uses the same fill order as i386. Many more compiler warnings are eliminated.
Release Notes: This is a bugfix release to correct serious defects found in libtiff 3.9.0. In particular, it was discovered that libtiff 3.9.0 may write defective TIFF files. This release is intended to be API and ABI compatible with libtiff 3.8.2.
Release Notes: This stable release incorporates all of the major updates included with 3.9.0Beta but with many additional bug and security fixes. This is the first new stable release since the 3.8.2 release on March, 2007. Libtiff 3.9.0 is believed to be API and ABI compatible with the 3.8.2 release so that it should be a drop-in update.
Release Notes: The BigTIFF specification is now supported, allowing the creation of files larger than 4GiB. Despite this large upgrade, the library remains almost completely source compatible with the previous releases and in most cases you just need to recompile your application with new library to get read support for BigTIFF.
