I have a grayscale image, upon which I'm writing a string. While the drawing happens correctly, as soon as the Draw() method is called - whether for text, a line, or anything else - the single channel grayscale becomes an RGBA image.
To diagnose, I called GetPixels().ToArray().Length before and after the Draw() call. The image is a 1029 x 1029 image.
Before: 1058841
After: 4235364
Sample code
```
image.ColorSpace = ColorSpace.Gray;
image.ColorType = ColorType.Grayscale;
Console.Write(image.GetPixels().ToArray().Length);
image.Settings.ColorType = ColorType.Grayscale;
image.Settings.FontFamily = "Lato";
image.Settings.TextGravity = Gravity.Center;
image.Draw(new Drawables().Text(0, 0, "Test"));
image.Draw(new DrawableLine(0, 0, 1029, 1029));
Console.Write(image.GetPixels().ToArray().Length));
```
Also, if I force it back to ColorSpace.Gray after all this code is called, the array returns: 2117682. Safe to assume this is an alpha channel included with the gray channel.
To diagnose, I called GetPixels().ToArray().Length before and after the Draw() call. The image is a 1029 x 1029 image.
Before: 1058841
After: 4235364
Sample code
```
image.ColorSpace = ColorSpace.Gray;
image.ColorType = ColorType.Grayscale;
Console.Write(image.GetPixels().ToArray().Length);
image.Settings.ColorType = ColorType.Grayscale;
image.Settings.FontFamily = "Lato";
image.Settings.TextGravity = Gravity.Center;
image.Draw(new Drawables().Text(0, 0, "Test"));
image.Draw(new DrawableLine(0, 0, 1029, 1029));
Console.Write(image.GetPixels().ToArray().Length));
```
Also, if I force it back to ColorSpace.Gray after all this code is called, the array returns: 2117682. Safe to assume this is an alpha channel included with the gray channel.