Well, it is my understanding that LibRaw can export fully debayered TIFFs, and that there are various debayering algorithms built in (and some that can be added separately).
I am not sure how the internals work, but it would be very useful if either image[] array was fully populated or there was some other array with the proper RGB values.
I tried implementing a few debayering algorithms in my project, but then eventually gave up (I wasn't getting the results I wanted) and just used the quarter of the resolution debayering method, since that should be enough for my project (a program used for making timelapse videos, where any photo 12MP or bigger can yield enough information for a 1920x1080 movie frame).
Well, it is my understanding that LibRaw can export fully debayered TIFFs, and that there are various debayering algorithms built in (and some that can be added separately).
I am not sure how the internals work, but it would be very useful if either image[] array was fully populated or there was some other array with the proper RGB values.
I tried implementing a few debayering algorithms in my project, but then eventually gave up (I wasn't getting the results I wanted) and just used the quarter of the resolution debayering method, since that should be enough for my project (a program used for making timelapse videos, where any photo 12MP or bigger can yield enough information for a 1920x1080 movie frame).