After upgrading to Big Sur, I've noticed that TIFF images no longer look correct in Quick Look. They Look like the colours are inverted:
And the original image:
Can anyone tell me why this is happening? This also happens when I include a TIFF image in a webpage, when viewed with Safari.
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 11.0
SumukhPrasad Said:
"TIFF images look inverted in Quick Look: After upgrading to Big Sur, I've noticed that TIFF images no longer look correct in Quick Look. They Look like the colours are inverted: And the original image: Can anyone tell me why this is happening? This also happens when I include a TIFF image in a webpage, when viewed with Safari."
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dialabrain wrote:
Do you have "Invert colors" set in System Preferences > Accessibility > Display? If not, try toggling the setting
No. I tried toggling the setting, it doesn't change. I narrowed down the problem further: It looks like it has the "Blue/Yellow Filter (Tritanopia)" applied only to the image in Quick Look.
What kind of .tif is that? Non-compressed or compressed with zip or lzw, Intel or Mac byte order?
I'm not seeing that…
Do you have "Invert colors" set in System Preferences > Accessibility > Display? If not, try toggling the setting.
Perhaps someone will have an idea. I can't find any .tiff images that look reversed in Quick Look or Safari.
Non-compressed TIFF.
TIFF images look inverted in Quick Look
