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Jochen Schwarze
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The reason for this is that I stumbled upon the PNG Optimization Level-parameter which I set to "Level_1_(recommended)" ("recommended" sounds like a good choice at first sight):

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Since some of the resulting images remain RGB and some a converted to palette, my working hypothesis is that if the parameter is set to a value >0 FME tries to estimate if a conversion to palette leads to a significant reduction in file size. So, leaving this to "No_optimization" always results in RGB interpretation provided the source is RGB.

The reason for this is that I stumbled upon the PNG Optimization Level-parameter which I set to "Level_1_(recommended)" ("recommended" sounds like a good choice at first sight):

enter image description here

Since some of the resulting images remain RGB and some a converted to palette, my working hypothesis is that if the parameter is set to a value >0 FME tries to estimate if a conversion to palette leads to a significant reduction in file size. So, leaving this to "No_optimization" always results in RGB interpretation.

The reason for this is that I stumbled upon the PNG Optimization Level-parameter which I set to "Level_1_(recommended)" ("recommended" sounds like a good choice at first sight):

enter image description here

Since some of the resulting images remain RGB and some a converted to palette, my working hypothesis is that if the parameter is set to a value >0 FME tries to estimate if a conversion to palette leads to a significant reduction in file size. So, leaving this to "No_optimization" always results in RGB interpretation provided the source is RGB.

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Jochen Schwarze
  • 14.9k
  • 8
  • 54
  • 120

The reason for this is that I stumbled upon the PNG Optimization Level-parameter which I set to "Level_1_(recommended)" ("recommended" sounds like a good choice at first sight):

enter image description here

Since some of the resulting images remain RGB and some a converted to palette, my working hypothesis is that if the parameter is set to a value >0 FME tries to estimate if a conversion to palette leads to a significant reduction in file size. So, leaving this to "No_optimization" always results in RGB interpretation.