Hi,

I was hoping for some advice on how to have libraw completely discard the red and blue pixels and only use the green pixels to interpolate for the final image. This is for a scientific application. I have done a fair amount of research and I believe there is no way for me to do this without modifying the source code. That is fine with me.

For the life of me, I cannot clarify my mind about how gamma correction/expansion is managed in libraw/dcraw and in general in a color management chain. Or maybe, I have an idea that has to be confirmed/rejected.

I assume human eyes introduce a gamma compression of about 0.45 and that this is canceled out by the viewer who observe an lcd screen with the same law.

CMake install always requires root to install FindLibRaw.cmake
FindLibRaw.cmake is not configured for custom install prefix
include path in pc-file broken
invalid copy constructor for LibRaw class

Hi, I am using libraw in one of my projects on Mac OS X.
I want to build my mac app in Xcode with architecture set to "Stand(32/64-bit Intel)", so that I need to compile libraw that can be linked in both 32 and 64 bits environment. But at this moment, I can compile either i386 version or x86_64 version, i can not make it compile once for both architectures.
Can anyone help me? Many thanks!

I hope, I found the correct forum to put this...

if I try to load the attached image from a buffer (it is a broken webp image that has the RIFF signature):