I did a bit of searching, and an earlier thread mentioned setting DCRAW_VERBOSE when compiling to get verbose output when running dcraw_process. However, when I search the libraw code for DCRAW_VERBOSE, the only reference I can find to that string is in a changelog. Is this still the right way to turn on verbose output?
The 0.19.5 array of supported cameras says "Olympus E5 Mark II", but the camera reports "Olympus E5MarkII", so when I check against the array I don't get a match. Will you be able to fix this in the next release?
Are you yet in a position to say (plus or minus a few weeks) when you'll be releasing the next "Stable" release?
I'm trying to use LibRaw to convert CR2 files from Canon 80D, and when I use rgb_cam combined with pre_mul, I get some not quite realistic colors. In particular, it looks too orange to me. It appears as if the old Canon 1100D got it more "right" than the new 80D.
I then took some photos of my monitor showing RGBCMYK colors and lighter versions of them with 80D, and also measured these colors with SpyderX. After I made my own camera-to-sRGB color conversion matrix using these data, I got some better results.
Hi all, I'm rather new to using libraw, so I apologize if this question is somewhat naive. I'm trying to build a set of tools for handling DLSR captures of film negatives, and I'm attempting some tests to verify my guess that performing several steps in the negative inversion process using the RAW sensor data rather than interpolated data that has been converted to a color space will provide some advantages. I'm using a RAW capture of a color film negative from an A7r IV that I've converted to a DNG for this test.
It is my understanding that PhaseOne cameras can produce 2 IIQ formats: S (for small) and L (for Large). Right now I m only able to use libraw with IIQ L image. Do you have any plan to make the S format compatible ? I think I can provide you a sample if required.
Thanks.
Greg
The following is taken from the PhaseOne website :
One of Foveon's sensors used in five different camera models:
SD1
SD1 Merrill
DP1 Merrill
DP2 Merrill
DP3 Merrill
doesn't permit the inherent BW quality advantages normally provided for these cameras when using LibRaw. As an example, BW images only open as colour images in LibRaw.
This issue was escalated to the LibRaw dev team by the Affinity (Serif) devs about a year ago, but I couldn't find it here, so I am raising the issue again in the hope of a solution.
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