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Following this example from the documentation, an xobject is failing to convert to an image due to an invalid number of bits per component, in this case the error says there are 4. When printing out the value of the ximg.BitsPerComponent I can see the value is actually 8. This results in an error and the pdf is not converted to grayscale.
Expected Behavior
The xobject should be converted to an image and subsequently converted to grayscale before being added back to the pdf.
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Description
Following this example from the documentation, an xobject is failing to convert to an image due to an invalid number of bits per component, in this case the error says there are 4. When printing out the value of the ximg.BitsPerComponent I can see the value is actually 8. This results in an error and the pdf is not converted to grayscale.
Expected Behavior
The xobject should be converted to an image and subsequently converted to grayscale before being added back to the pdf.
Actual Behavior
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Attachments
test.pdf
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