a professor introduced me to libraw because I need to convert my raw files to linear tiff in a defined colorspace.
In the dcraw manpage you can find the argument -o 6 for ACES.
But what aces colorspace is ment by this?
AP1 seems to be a bit to greenish and ap0 a bit to red, but this is only in comparison to my memory.
I attached contact sheet that compares the two here https://ufile.io/chi40f32
Also, is there a way to extract the exact color matrix that is embedded in the .cr2 raw files?
Hello,
I'm coming with another question about the data structure.
Is there a way to get the sensor pixel dimensions? Maybe through a indirect way, using some useful parameters?
I would like to know if it's possible to use libraw to edit exif related metadata, by passing data structure to some other library like libexif or similar.
I'm interested in changing Lens related information (name, id, type...), aperture and focal length inside a CR2 file.
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I had a look to the documentation and found that libraw parse metadata and save the above info in libraw_lensinfo_t and libraw_makernotes_lens_t; if I understand right they are read-only but is possible to install hook for EXIF data when parsing file.
I am starting to use LibRaw for my own software package (Astro Pixel Processor). I have already written full metadata extraction of TIFF IFDs, EXIF & Makernote tags and Raw conversion of both Canon CR2 and Nikon NEF files.
I have now started with building LibRaw support into my software using Java JNI and I am testing this now on Sony ARW files.
I am able to retreive the Sony arw raw data and I am also able to get certain important metadata values like exposure time, time of exposure, iso etc...
Hello.
I've tried FastRawViewer and an python libraw(rawpy) parser for reading some CMYK raw image data.
However, none of them was able to read my file.
Until now the only way i've found to read this file is by using Photoshop (opening it there renamed as .raw).
I uploaded a sample of the file i mentioned to google drive:
It is a GrayScale 1-Channel file. Dimensions 305wx374h.
I implemented the simple generic decode using the dcraw model. I see that the resulting image quality is sometimes fine, sometimes problematic (brightness and color conversion incorrect). What am I missing? Am I expected to understand each camera's characteristics and add post-processing to correct the image?
I got the latest master branch, and when I decode the thumbnail for newer cameras such as Sony A73 and Fuji X-H1, thumbnail.tformat still returns LIBRAW_THUMBNAIL_UNKNOWN.
rawProcessor->unpack_thumb() does return LIBRAW_SUCCESS.
Despite getting LIBRAW_THUMBNAIL_UNKNOWN, I go ahead and treat it as LIBRAW_THUMBNAIL_JPEG and I was able to get the thumbnail (preview image) successfully.
I thought those newer cameras are supported in the master branch, so why am I still get LIBRAW_THUMBNAIL_UNKNOWN return code?
Is there a page where someone without compilation skills like me can download compiled current alpha/beta snapshots without having to wait for major releases?
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