Hi,

(I'm not sure where this post belongs. I started to put it in general but that area seems overrun by watch spam.)

I've recently worked with a couple of industrial cameras based on the Sony ICX 625/655 5MP color sensor. I modified libraw to work with these images, and the patch is below. The JAI BB-500GE wasn't tested, but should work OK because the GigE camera is nearly identical to the CameraLink, which was tested. The other 3 were tested and work OK.

I hope this helps someone.

-kc

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Can someone tell me how I can import Libraw 0.10.0 in Digikam?
I'm a beginner in Linux en my English is very poor.

PaRa

Hi,
the company that I work for has now paid for and received a patch from Dave Coffin for new image pixel cropping functionality. We are C++ programmers and are eager to get this new code integrated into LibRaw as soon as possible, so if we can be of any help please let us know. Also, we may be available to assist in the future development of LibRaw. Can someone please reply back as soon as possible please as to how we may move these plans forward?
Thanks,
Patrick

I am using libraw in a project (Windows, Visual Studio). My program crashes, when I free the memory allocated by dcraw_make_mem_image:

libraw_processed_image_t *image = rawProcessor.dcraw_make_mem_image(&error);
free(image);

This does not occur, when I make the free-function defined in the libraw class public and use it to free the memory. What is the cause and solution to this problem?

Thank you in advance.

On Linux, why does the makefile install everything to /usr/local? It would be better to install to /usr. Can you add a proper configure script, or just change all the /usr/local to /user?

The reason for this, is that various programs that use libraw (such as shotwell: http://yorba.org/shotwell/) would be much easier to install if all we had to do was make, sudo make install.