Case: i have two exactly the same images, shot with 5 seconds in between.
These two images are visually identical when viewed:
In their JPEG preview.
In Adobe ACR
In dcraw (tested v9.22, 9.24 and 9.25) with commands -T -w -W.
Using exiftool on a .CR2 photo converted to DNG, the following tags can be seen in the printout.
AS_SHOT_NEUTRAL
Raw Data Unique ID
However, when unpacking an image captured from the same camera (Canon 7D), I cannot find that data in the libRaw.imgdata structure, despite reading through the sub-structure data several times when in debug mode. I have found almost everything else needed.
When I process .dcr for a thumb with libraw I get a rainbow static image. Every other image format I've tried is fine. Is there something special I would need to do for this format?
I'm currently working on a scientific code that performs correlations to assess displacements between pairs of RAW images. I say that the RAW images come from a PhaseOne IQ180 because it may be the cause of my problem: the demosaicing seems not be accelerated with OpenMP.
I'm using 0.16 in some software and have used LibRAW for years now (Thanks!). Attempting to load a RAF file from the X-E1 is throwing an error in packed_load_raw(). Here's the bit of code:
Hi!
Is it straightforward to extract/build a RAW histogram (as a bitmap or even just as an array of values) from/using LibRAW?
I have a license for RawDigger and I'm using it for producing the histogram charts but I want to integrate this functionality into another application.
Thanks!
Assaf
first, thanks for your work on LibRaw, it is very much appreciated.
Now, i'm running into problems, when trying to build from the latest sources from github. (I used the zip-download from github.)
Some context: I'm on Mac OSX 10.8.5. I could successfully build libraw from latest release version (0.16 from libraw.org) via "./configure, make, make install".
But i could not find the 'configure' script in the github-zip. Is there a documented or recommended way to generate the configure script for Mac?
I am using the default demosaicing functions in libraw (AHD), and i have the automatic chromatic abberation correction on. Often this works really well. Just sometimes however, this gives very strange results as can be seen in the attachment. I call it purple or blue halo's. I am absolutely sure it has to do with the chromatic abberation detection. Any ideas or questions?
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