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TIFFWriteScanline(dif, &array[k], k);
I think this should be:
TIFFWriteScanline(dif, &array[k * Gwidth] , k);
I second that thought.
One more idea: Kach, to help you catch some errors like this, you can set up your array in a conspicuous manner; for instance, leave it all filled with 0, except for a diagnoal line with value 255 (say), from top-left corner to bottom-right. Also, maybe choose a value of 127 for the four corner pixels. This way, you'll notice things like skew problems and fencepost errors in the handling of your data. In the case of mistake #2, if the expected diagonal line is actually vertical, it suggests there's some kind of error in the indexing of the source data ('array'). Note, this is just a general technique, and if you make mistake in setting up your data, and make a precisely complementary mistake (improbable) in the other code, it might slip by undetected. :-)