I'm sorry, I asked the same question in libraw tech support forum subsection but cannot find it, so I'm going to ask one more time in here.
I'm want to make a closed source program using libraw for a third party, the problem is the GPL licence, that does not allow me to use it in closed source programs. On the main page there is a bit written about contacting you in case we need another type of licence, but before that i want to ask in general (and also for future reference to others.
Hi there,
I'm new on this forum and I need your help.
So far I am trying to read Raw data, accessing the Bayer data. My code is working well except I have sometimes segfault on the same line: sometimes I read one pic, sometime I segfault on the same pic.
Hi:
The sample program simple_dcraw do not emulate dcraw -D. I did not get the same file when running dcraw -D xxx.cr2
and simple_dcraw -D xxx.cr2.
I'm using Libraw 0.16.0.
Thanks.
Hi when i call the function Recycle() on MVC2010 the program crash. I need to liberate one file ".CR2" when i finished to use it, but calling the "recycle()" function, my program crash
I am now writing a GUI program using LibRaw with C++, Visual Studio. I would like to display the RAW images (14-bit or 16-bit) instantly in the GUI window, say, a PictureBox. However I cannot find a function that can help me to draw and display the image. I can get the R,G1,G2,B data from imgdata array though. Is there any functions from libraw or functions of Windows built-in that can help me to draw RAW images?
On the other hand, how can I get the information of Histogram and Level of the image by using Libraw??
It seems that LibRAW is not supporting DNG raw from Ricoh GR Digital IV. At least I was not able to recompress it with KIPI plugin's DNG Converter and also failed to open in DarkTable so I assume that lacking support in LibRaw is the culprit. Here are sample raw files for reference: http://www.photographyblog.com/reviews/ricoh_gr_digital_iv_review/sample... Please let me know If I can do anything to help.
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