I finished the first port of LibRaw for Android. I've put it on GitHub so you can use it, also a sample apk for testing is included if you don't want to setup Android Development Tools.
is there a list of all available cameras supported by LibRaw (I guess these are more as in dcraw)? I searched the web but couldn't find some kind of full list.
Ok a dumb question I not a C programmer I have an extensive image pgm written in Vb net. I used DC raw with
bm = Bitmap.FromStream(process__1.StandardOutput.BaseStream) process__1.WaitForExit()
works great
It just catches the stream and directs it to a bitmap
I have tried a gazillion ways to do this with libraw. I can get it to write file , tiff etc but no pipe back
Yes yes a better way would be some form of integration dll or something but this is beyond me
Should the orientation and other data in imgdata.sizes be ready after opening the raw file and before unpack/raw2image_ex? I have issue with imgdata.sizes.flip property for 10D. It is has value 270 before raw2image_ex and a correct bit-wise value after raw2image_ex.
I've found that the thumbnails in the RAW files are already denoised. How it is possible to the camera to apply quality denoise in runtime, while RAW file is saving?
dcraw added support for the ACES color gamut, i.e. a "-o 6" option, with a commit on May 10th, 2016. Are there any plans to include that support in libRaw?
I am using libraw to extract non-processed data for my isp processing.
but I found the out image from “ imgdata.rawdata.raw_image” and processing by my isp is really dark compare to dngCodec result. my dng file is converted from sony arw file and it looks like stored in lostless JPEG in dng file. so could you please confirm that this raw data after unpack is the real original raw data and without any processing in unpack function? base on my reading the c code, it looks like no prcessing is done.
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