Update Converter.py - JPEG QUALITY AND RES_CORRECTION#1
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JPEG QUALITY to Q=95 AND RES_CORRECTION
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JPEG QUALITY to Q=95 AND RES_CORRECTION
This PR introduces two important fixes to the image conversion process in Converter.py:
JPEG Quality Enhancement: Forced JPEG compression quality to Q=95. The default behavior of 'tiffsave' uses Q=75, which can lead to excessive compression artifacts. Increasing this value ensures better image fidelity for large-scale processing.
Resolution Correction (MPP): Fixed a bug where the original MPP (Microns Per Pixel) was being incorrectly reduced by a factor of 10 (e.g., scaling$0.25$ down to $0.025$ ). This fix ensures that the spatial metadata remains accurate and consistent with the original slide resolution.