I am using LibRaw together with the rawPy wrapper (http://pythonhosted.org/rawpy/api/rawpy.RawPy.html) to read in DNG files into Python. Unfortunately the input image does not seem to be correctly read in.

The code I use is:

import rawpy
import imageio

newFile = 'GOPR0079.DNG'

with rawpy.imread(newFile) as raw:
rgb = raw.postprocess(demosaic_algorithm=None,output_color = rawpy.ColorSpace.raw)

imageio.imsave('tst.png',rub)

Hi,

I'm having trouble with reading a Fuji X Pro 2 raw image. You can download the raw file using this link (26MB).

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzcmCgBZCb5WOTlfN0hGcFhfVTg/view?usp=sh...

Adobe Photoshop is able to open this image, but FastRawViewer and a number of other products are not able to.

I have the version of libraw that includes compressed raw support. It is not able to read this image either. dcraw_emu reports:

Hi,
according to the documentation, the dcraw_emu tool should produce binary identical results to those produced by dcraw with the same command line keys. I have an example file where the behaviour between the two binaries differ. You can get the file here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-kBET7UtPB9RkVzVzF6NzNWQzA/view?usp=sh....
Note that I used the following command on the file: ./dcraw -v -q 3 -4 -T ./IMG_9975.CR2

Hello, it's me again.
this time about the Sigma RAW files.

After libraw_unpack(), it appears that rawdata.raw_image is null and rawdata.color3_image not null.
Does it mean that there are no Bayer patterns in this kind of file ?

My best regards,

Hi,

When I am taking picture using a Canon 80D face down, most of the image converted by libraw (current master branch as Sep/26/2016) look kind of scattered and messed up. If I take picture while taking camera horizontally, all the images are OK. I have attached a converted one by libraw. Please let me know how I can send you the raw file since it has the right image in it.