Hi,

Given that communication with Adobe in recent years has been similar to expecting to receive a signal from a black hole from outside its event horizon, up to now we have unilaterally attributed Compression=50002 to mean JPEGXL in TIFF. Recently I saw that the DNG 1.7 specification has registered value 52546 to mean JPEGXL in DNG (https://helpx.adobe.com/content/dam/help/en/photoshop/pdf/DNG_Spec_1_7_0_0.pdf , page 122). DNG is a derivative of the TIFF spec, so I guess/hope Adobe makes sure that tag & tag value numbers don't collide between base TIFF and DNG. So it would seem to me that switching to using the 52546 value would be more future proof than our self-assigned 50002. If so, I'd do the change in master to using 52546 on write side and accepting both 50002 and 52546 on read side, and backport read support for 52546 in 3.10

(this is mostly a GDAL-only topic for now given that the JPEGXL TIFF codec is for the internal libtiff copy only)

Thoughts?

Even

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