Using dcraw_emu.exe compiled from the LibRaw 0.19-Snapshot-20170212.
Some Canon files are being displayed with the wrong orientation, they show as landscape when they should be portrait.
Looking at the code I found a place in dcraw_common.cpp with a note saying :
#if 0 /* Canon rotation data is handled by EXIF.Orientation */
If I re-enable that piece of code then the images show correctly. I tried to look around for "EXIF.Orientation" or something like it but couldn't find it.
First, thanks for creating this version of DCRaw. I have been using the original DCRAW as part of a utility I have developed to make it easy to run the NIK Collection standalone. One of the added features is the ability to input RAW files. I needed a way to support Fuji X compressed files and this is probably the best and easiest way to do that. It also seems to be quicker than the original DCRaw.
For several weeks, I have been using LibRaw's 0.19 snapshot open_bayer() call to open and eventually demosaic some 16bit raw images. I got the original source from this thread: https://www.libraw.org/node/2261
It's been working beautifully.
I have a .CR2 image taken by a Canon 80D camera. I'm using LibRaw to convert it to a .TIF. The .TIF which is created is darker than the original .CR2 file (when viewed using Canon's Digital Photo Professional or Irfan View)
I read the contents of the .CR2 file to a buffer, then pass the buffer to this method to convert and save to .TIF:
If you compile LibRaw with RawSpeed and extract a tiff for a NX300 file you will see that the developed image is different as compared to the developed image with LibRaw without RawSpeed. By different I mean very different, blues become orange, yellows become blue etc. You can see this problem in the NX300 sample in the rawsamples website
If you compile LibRaw with RawSpeed and extract a tiff for a NX300 file you will see that the developed image is different as compared to the developed image with LibRaw without RawSpeed. By different I mean very different, blues become orange, yellows become blue etc. You can see this problem in the NX300 sample in www.rawsamples.ch.
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