XnView Software

This is beyond the scope of XnView, I'm afraid.

Indeed, I was using the AZtec to export the data but then could not work with it with the same software.

But thank you anyway!

Thinking about it, I suspect that you would need to open the CSV file in Excel, maybe do some processing on the data such as reducing the dimensions of the image pixel data matrix, then either export the processed image data matrix as a matrix and add whatever data is needed to create a valid TIFF ...

Hunn... Sorry, it's hard for me to explain because I've never worked with these conversions before... =/

The CSV file was created by a scanning electron microscope that generated an image from a rock sample. The image is its chemical composition in the form of a map. I exported a low-resolution ...

Ops, my mistake XD

The problem with the PDF is that it contains many pages with the numbers from the CSV and this is not what I want because the conversion does not produce an image. The CSV file contains pixel values for the image, in high resolution (almost 5,000 rows and columns) which I need to ...

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I have been trying to convert .csv files into .tiff or .png images.
I noticed XnConverter does not read .csv files, so I converted them to .ps and .prn. For that, I also installed Ghostscript as recommended.
However, I could not activate it on the XnConvert as indicated on the website, there is no ...