Unfortunately, there is no any 'system' in LibRaw margin (ActiveArea) size.
- some of values are derived from dcraw without change
- some of values are read from RAW metadata
- some of values are assigned by hand with 'maximum possible area' in mind.
For entire sensor size, Adobe DNG convertor crops sensor data for some cameras for unknown reason. Also, this cropping may change with DNG convertor version change (I've seen this at least on some Fuji cameras).
Sensor size is definitely right in LibRaw. Wrong raw_width will result in completely distorted image, wrong (too small) raw_height will result in buffer overrun.
Unfortunately, there is no any 'system' in LibRaw margin (ActiveArea) size.
- some of values are derived from dcraw without change
- some of values are read from RAW metadata
- some of values are assigned by hand with 'maximum possible area' in mind.
For entire sensor size, Adobe DNG convertor crops sensor data for some cameras for unknown reason. Also, this cropping may change with DNG convertor version change (I've seen this at least on some Fuji cameras).
Sensor size is definitely right in LibRaw. Wrong raw_width will result in completely distorted image, wrong (too small) raw_height will result in buffer overrun.