There you can find
1) DNG images from the camera
2) JPG images automatically generated by the camera (I use those to get exposure times from EXIF data)
3) TIF images obtained using the stage3 output of the Adobe DNG SDK
4) PPM images obtained using dcraw_emu.exe -W (which should be equivalent to what described in this comment https://www.libraw.org/comment/6511#comment-6511)
I like the TIF images because for half the exposure time I get half the pixel value, across the exposure range. The PPM images are not predictable, which implies that some extra processing is happening. Please see the original attachment for a plot of image average (across all pixels, all channels) VS exposure time.
You can find an example dataset here https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1X4Cqj-hhLXOktWsfFN4e2yfWWZI5BGHK...
There you can find
1) DNG images from the camera
2) JPG images automatically generated by the camera (I use those to get exposure times from EXIF data)
3) TIF images obtained using the stage3 output of the Adobe DNG SDK
4) PPM images obtained using dcraw_emu.exe -W (which should be equivalent to what described in this comment https://www.libraw.org/comment/6511#comment-6511)
I like the TIF images because for half the exposure time I get half the pixel value, across the exposure range. The PPM images are not predictable, which implies that some extra processing is happening. Please see the original attachment for a plot of image average (across all pixels, all channels) VS exposure time.