Downloaded, thank you (you may remove from Dropbox to not extra distribute the file).
(As expected) the file looks normal regardless of decoding path used (with or without Adobe DNG SDK). Not surprising for uncompressed 16-bit linear (3-channel) DNG: there are very few places where things can go wrong.
Could you please use LibRaw's 4channels sample to check if RAW decoding/unpacking is the same on both platforms. 4channels produces four monochrome tiff files (G.tiff, R.tiff, B.tiff, G2.tiff), one per channel.
G2 should be completely black. Other three should match and provide same checksum on two different systems.
It it is so: the problem is in postprocessing stage (LibRaw::dcraw_process), but first, it's worth making sure.
Downloaded, thank you (you may remove from Dropbox to not extra distribute the file).
(As expected) the file looks normal regardless of decoding path used (with or without Adobe DNG SDK). Not surprising for uncompressed 16-bit linear (3-channel) DNG: there are very few places where things can go wrong.
Could you please use LibRaw's 4channels sample to check if RAW decoding/unpacking is the same on both platforms. 4channels produces four monochrome tiff files (G.tiff, R.tiff, B.tiff, G2.tiff), one per channel.
G2 should be completely black. Other three should match and provide same checksum on two different systems.
It it is so: the problem is in postprocessing stage (LibRaw::dcraw_process), but first, it's worth making sure.