I have been doing some comparison of the size data (i.e., libraw_image_sizes_t struct) that LibRaw reads vs how Adobe interprets raw images (by using the DNG converter and reading the tags - same data as in Lightroom/Photoshop). Reason is that I'm working on a DNG-converter using LibRaw and would like the results to be as close to Adobe's version as possible (rightly or wrongly).
Hi,
I was trying to get the similar output to dcraw 9.26-x64 from LibRaw 1.7beta1-x64, but had no luck. Is it possible to get the exact 1:1 match to dcraw? It seems LibRaw is performing some sort of auto adjustment beyond "no_auto_bright", I tried "no_auto_scale" from my code too but it didn't help.
I thought it should be setting libraw_internal_data.internal_output_params.raw_color so that the convert_to_rgb_loop() function would not apply the matrix?
Also I wondered about adding an option to not compute the histogram in that function?
How can I modify parameters like "ISO speed","shutter ","timestamp".
For example : firstly, open a Raw file "test.CR2", then define LibRaw RawProcessor; i want to modify "shutter"of "test.CR2",my opinion is : RawProcessor.imagedata.other.shutter=8.9. But it does not work, the "test.CR2" file is not changed. how can i modify some parameters of RAW images.
Case: i have two exactly the same images, shot with 5 seconds in between.
These two images are visually identical when viewed:
In their JPEG preview.
In Adobe ACR
In dcraw (tested v9.22, 9.24 and 9.25) with commands -T -w -W.
Using exiftool on a .CR2 photo converted to DNG, the following tags can be seen in the printout.
AS_SHOT_NEUTRAL
Raw Data Unique ID
However, when unpacking an image captured from the same camera (Canon 7D), I cannot find that data in the libRaw.imgdata structure, despite reading through the sub-structure data several times when in debug mode. I have found almost everything else needed.
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