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
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?
Sony A7III camera add a copyright notice into ARW metadata. How can I read it?
I don't find any structure member named "copyright".
Note: Copyright metadata is different from author metadata.
Thanks.
I compiled the new LibRaw 0.21.1 as a Windows DLL - it worked perfectly as a 64-bit DLL, using the 2019 edition of Visual Studio.
I would also like to compile a 32-bit DLL using an older edition of Visual Studio, that works with Windows XP. When I do this, I get lots of these errors:
libraw-0.21.1\libraw\libraw_datastream.h(183) : error C3861: 'data': identifier not found
I followed the instructions on downloading a specific commit of rawspeed from DarkTable and I applied the 4 patches (actually, patch 01. is not needed as it is already in the rawspeed source code).
I was able to compile RawSpeed 3 successfully.
But when I enabled RawSpeed 3 support in the Makefile.dist of LibRaw and make the correct reference to the RawSpeed3 directory, LibRaw would compile but with the following linker errors:
In the Structure "libraw_colordata_t: Color Information", there are two arrays:-
float rgb_cam[3][4], described as "Camera to sRGB conversion matrix", and
float cmatrix[3][4], described as "Camera color data read from RAW file (if any)".
Could you advise me on the various properties contained within these arrays, or which source file(s) describes these arrays?
I'm trying to use libRAW to convert some DNG files into a format readable from Matlab.
I take a number of images with specific exposure times and I need the conversion from DNG to any RGB format to preserve the relative luminosity of the images.
If I do the conversion using the Adobe DNG SDK it works well (I use stage 3 of the conversion, before auto-exposure and other processing).
If I use DCraw_emu from the libRAW Windows binaries, I see that the relative brightness of the images is altered.
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