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Reply to: Canon R5 CR3 Support?   2 years 11 months ago

this is the error message:
rm -f lib/libraw.a
process_begin: CreateProcess(NULL, rm -f lib/libraw.a, ...) failed.
make (e=2): The system cannot find the file specified.
mingw32-make: *** [Makefile.mingw:134: lib/libraw.a] Error 2

here's the entire console output:
Screenshot

never stumbled upon this error, but I suppose it must be my setups then. Tried on two machines one with msys, one with mingw freshly installed.
I don't compile a lot for windows, but I need it running on there since I'd implement it for automation. I wish github would just offer some virtual machines for compiling binaries for whatever platform one needs, still seems a hassle on Win-machines.
Thanks for your comments and help.

Reply to: Canon R5 CR3 Support?   2 years 11 months ago

We do not create binaries for snapshot/intermediate releases.

What is make's error message?

Reply to: Canon R5 CR3 Support?   2 years 11 months ago

Ah, thanks guys, i was looking at the latest available(Windows) binaries.
Tried to build the latest snapshot using Makefile.mingw just now, getting an error at line 78: library: lib/libraw.a on two machines. 😐
Are the Windows binaries available for download somewhere, sorry, didn’t see them anywhere.

Thanks!

Reply to: Canon R5 CR3 Support?   2 years 11 months ago

Yes, EOS R5 is supported in the latest public snapshot: https://www.libraw.org/news/libraw-202101-snapshot

Reply to: Canon R5 CR3 Support?   2 years 11 months ago

Please have a look at https://www.libraw.org/blog and at update policy on https://www.libraw.org

Reply to: Canon R5 CR3 Support?   2 years 11 months ago

Hi, it has been 9 months since the last release, is there any update on 0.21?
I'm also asking because of Canon R5 support.

kind regards
randfee

Reply to: Sigma X3F support   2 years 11 months ago

Thank you for your help and you so much! Now it is working as expected and the images are loading.

Build environment was OSX 10.15 with XCode and gcc,g++ installed via homebrew. But I will now compile it for Linux under Ubuntu 20.04 and Windows 10 as well.

My library librawfx (https://github.com/lanthale/librawfx) is an extension for the JavaFX library to add RAW image support.

Reply to: Sigma X3F support   2 years 11 months ago

something like
./configure CFLAGS="-O3 -DUSE_X3FTOOLS" CXXFLAGS="-O3 -DUSE_X3FTOOLS"

(still know nothing about your environment, so just a proposal, adjust it according to your specific environment/toolset/etc)

Reply to: Sigma X3F support   2 years 11 months ago

I am using the proposed one from the documenation with ./configure and make. I have modified the makefile but it have not helped. Can I specify it as an option for the ./configure or how can I use ./configure and enable X3F support ?

Reply to: Sigma X3F support   2 years 11 months ago

I do not know what build method you use (providede makefiles, or configure, or qmake pro files, there are many)

Add -DUSE_X3FTOOLS to C and C++ compiler flags

Reply to: Sigma X3F support   2 years 11 months ago

Thank you for the hint and I have seen this but cannot find the place in the makefile where to place USE_X3FTOOLS.

Can you help me out ?
Thank you in advance.

Reply to: ICC and DCP profile   2 years 11 months ago

Lightroom does not utilize ICC profiles for camera color calibration. It only accepts DCP.

ICC and DCP profiles are similar, but DCPs can be more sophisticated. I'm going to quote from the dcamprof documentation (open source command line utility for making color profiles)

"The forward matrix which operates in D50 XYZ space using D50 as the reference illuminant is not unique to DNG profiles, it’s used for ICC profiles too."

"The color matrix is... DNG-specific, it’s used for estimating the temperature and tint of the scene illuminant based on a white balance setting."

Both ICC profiles and DCP profiles can contain LUTs. These are color look up tables.

DCP profiles can contain two types: HueSatMap tables and LookTables. HSM tables basically do additional color correction. LookTables apply a second set of adjustments on top of that. Sometimes there is only an HSM or LookTable. Sometimes there is also only a color matrix in DCPs. They can be designed in a nubmer of ways.

If you want to experiment with making your own color profiles, download dcamprof, rawtherapee, buy a color checker, and follow these instructions https://rawpedia.rawtherapee.com/How_to_create_DCP_color_profiles

Reply to: Sigma X3F support   2 years 11 months ago

As stated in LibRaw 0.20 release notes (https://www.libraw.org/news/libraw-0-20-2-Release )
you need to define USE_X3FTOOLS while building LibRaw

X3F support is not enabled by default.

Reply to: Access raw color data   2 years 11 months ago

I do not know what you're doing to convert rawdata into cv:Mat
What I see on screenshot is 3xUINT8 data type. That probably wrong because source (bayer) image contains single component per pixel.

Reply to: Access raw color data   2 years 11 months ago

Thank you very much!
I successfully received pictures from raw_image, but they are small. As I understand I received thumbnails, which raw contains. How I can access the full format picture?
I received such pictures:
https://postimg.cc/gr5k2Kft

Reply to: Access raw color data   2 years 11 months ago

Depending of file internals type (bayer, or full color), only one pointer in imgdata.rawdata is non-NULL:
raw_image - for bayer or X-Trans (color filter array) images
color3_image - for full-color (Foveon, linear DNG) images if 3-channel data extractor was used
color4_image - for full-color images with 4-channel data extractor
(if color4_image is not-NULL, this does not always mean you have 4-channel input, it could-be 3-channeld and zeroes in 4th channel, inspect imgdata.idata.colors for that).

And similar three pointers for floating point input: float_image, float3_image, float4_image.

So, your code should check all six pointers (or only three if floating point input is not expected) and select image type based on 'what pointer is non-NULL'

Reply to: Color calibration and white balance   2 years 12 months ago

LibRaw (post)processing is very similar to dcraw.c postprocessing.

In order not to rewrite the same thing many times, this post-processing is explaned in detail here: https://ninedegreesbelow.com/files/dcraw-c-code-annotated-code.html

Reply to: Postprocessing like raw viewers   3 years 6 days ago

Thanks for your help, Alex. We'll try to figure out how to apply such a variable contrast transformation ourselves then.

Reply to: Dependency for distriubtion   3 years 6 days ago

Thank you. I have checked and the options are already set in the actual make file, so it should work.

Reply to: Image data does not match   3 years 6 days ago

Adobe uses own raw processing engine, different from LibRaw. There is no known rule(s) to convert Adobe sliders into LibRaw's imgdata.params

Also, I do not think that altering imgdata.image values without some knowledge of LibRaw::dcraw_process internals is a good idea. You may either study it (it is opensource, so it is possible), or create own raw processing.

LibRaw's dcraw_process() is very similar to dcraw.c processing, so you may find this link useful: https://ninedegreesbelow.com/files/dcraw-c-code-annotated-code.html

Reply to: Image data does not match   3 years 6 days ago

Thank you!!!

Sure, they have their own engine. ;)
But childish me thought just use the expousre-algorithm 2^exp on the imgdata.image values and done...
Phew.... thats a lot of text. I'll have to read it in a quite moment.

But never the less you helped me a lot.
Thank you very much, Alex!!!

Reply to: Image data does not match   3 years 1 week ago

Sorry, you allready did. But it did not show up on the page. :)

Reply to: Image data does not match   3 years 1 week ago

imgdata.image[] is processing array. After dcraw_process() it contains 16-bit linear data in [0..2] components and some garbabe in [3]

To implement exposure correction one may use params settings as described in library manual

-- Alex Tutubalin

Yes, I know there are some processing tools alredy...
Exposure was just an example. And I allready found other programs using LibRaw for opening raws for postprocessing. But I couldn't figure out wich data they use to process yet. Because using the final RGB data gives just limited processing possibilities. That was the reason for extracting all these values to an xls.

Or in other words to make it maybe more clear for me:
When I use the PS/LR sliders for exposre, shadows, highlights, sharpness, etc, which is the "corresponding LibRaw data" they "would" use for processing? Does that question make sense to you? Do these sliders use the final RGB values you helped me with, or do they use other data, like the .imgdata.image?

Regards.

Reply to: Image data does not match   3 years 1 week ago

>>> Can you help me with the first RGBG values? What are they for then?

Sorry, could not understand this question.

Reply to: Image data does not match   3 years 1 week ago

imgdata.image[] is processing array. After dcraw_process() it contains 16-bit linear data in [0..2] components and some garbabe in [3]

To implement exposure correction one may use params settings as described in library manual

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