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Stable LibRaw versions: technical support, errors, API questions

RawSpeed Licensing vs. CDDL LibRaw

Submitted by Garfield on

I am interested in using RawSpeed 3. I pulled the code via the LibRaw page:

https://github.com/LibRaw/LibRaw/tree/0.21-stable/RawSpeed3

I am using LibRaw with the CDDL license, but the RawSpeed code has a license file which only seems to have an LGPL license.

Is that LGPL license not applicable in this case? Is there a way to use RawSpeed through the CDDL license?

Thank you.

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libraw with Adobe DNG SDK problem

Submitted by fidelespanto on

Hi Team,

I'm currently building a dll using libraw with adobe dng sdk to be used in windows appplication. I have followed the instructions in README.DNG.

I have created a DNG SDK 1.4 static library and linked in the libraw project. I have also included the directory of adobe dng src to libraw project. I did defined qWinUniversal in dng_sdk project.

I have defined USE_DNGSDK in the libraw project and upon compilation the following errors were prompted (see attached screenshot). It seems like it cannot locate the definition body in the dng_sdk lib.

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libraw unable to open dng file

Submitted by fidelespanto on

Hi Team,

I have a DNG file and tried to decode it libraw without Adobe DNG SDK.

When I tried to open_buffer, load_raw was identified as lossy_dng_load_raw but then raw_count is zero so it returned -2.

Do I need to use Adobe DNG or is it expected to work just with libraw?

I have attached the image in this link, https://drive.google.com/file/d/18QaZiL_YBEXwrmKd9638zHuWpOo54V5y/view?u...

Thank you and best regards,
Fidel

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Not able to use Libraw 0.21.1 for intel mac

Submitted by pratyush1687 on

I downloaded the libraw binaries from the download page for macos

my macos version is 11.7.4, using in c++ gives me linked x86_64 architecture symbol(s) not found error...

I have also tried building it from scratch using both

make and
make - f makefile.dist

in that case I run into the following error when I try to run the file from another computer
< It was codesigned and notarized >

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ImageMagick signatures are different when using 0.20.2 vs 0.21.1

Submitted by hughbiquitous on

I'm trying to do duplicate detection in my photo library and I was experimenting with using ImageMagick's identify -verbose tool to get a signature (SHA256 hash) of the pixel data.

A problem arose when I ran it on my Mac, which used the Homebrew distribution of LibRaw (the latest; 0.21.1) but I was getting mismatches on my Ubuntu 22.04 machine (which gets 0.20.2 of LibRaw). Once I built 0.21.1 on the Linux machine, the signatures were identical as expected, so I don't think it's an ImageMagick issue.

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Samsung SRW

Submitted by lberger on

Hi,

I tested libraw with database from rawsample.ch. test means read and idsplay image. Good new all images (except one) are readable and can be display : Great works

Image with problem is http://www.rawsamples.ch/raws/samsung/RAW_SAMSUNG_NX500N_12BIT.SRW
may be file is dammaged I don't know

simple_dcraw.exe RAW_SAMSUNG_NX500N_12BIT.SRW
Cannot unpack RAW_SAMSUNG_NX500N_12BIT.SRW: Input/output error

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File signature

Submitted by lberger on

Hi,
In opencv file image format (https://github.com/opencv/opencv/blob/4.x/modules/imgcodecs/src/loadsave...) are identified using file signature as a char array. A decoder is found using this signature tiff bmp jepg webp....

I found a method LibRaw::identify() but it is protected and need a file pointer.

Is there is a way to give a char array to check if file is readable using libraw?

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Fujifilm GFX100S - Full Frame Crop Size

Submitted by Potch on

Hello,

I was trying to decode some full frame crop samples from Fujifilm GFX100S and something seemed off in the sizes.

I noticed that the imgdata.sizes.width was being calculated to be 9550, well the libraw_raw_inset_crop[0].cwidth comes to 9552, with from what I can tell 9552 is the intended width for these images.

I feel like the width shouldn't be shorter than the intended crop? Or should I not be comparing this crop against the imgdata.sizes.width and should be using it against the imgdata.sizes.raw_width?

Cheers

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