Hi,

First off, thanks for the library and continued support. I have been using DCRAW for a couple of
years but recently I felt the need to jump the ship and turn to LibRaw. It seams like a solid solution but
I was experiencing some problems and it's gotta be something that I did wrong or a bug. So here it goes...

I opened photos taken by Nikon D7100 @iso 400, 800, 1600, 3200, 6400, 12800 and 25600 with LibRaw.
The problem is, the iso_speed values for photos @iso12800 and @iso25600 are '3.0000'.
How can I get the right iso values?

Hello!

when i try to compile the libraw 0.16.0-beta1 under Mac OS X 10.6 with gcc 4.2 i get the following error:

'__sync_add_and_fetch' could not be found

Do i need a higher gcc? Did i miss any define?

Would be great, if somebody has an idea :)

Kind regards,
Michael

I'm designing an Android app that is now leveraging LibRaw as opposed to dcraw directly and it's been a great improvement. Thank you very much for your effort in this.

Previously I was using 'dcraw -i' to quickly check for actual raw images on a device. I didn't see anything that specifically did the same in LibRaw, but I figured simply opening the file without unpacking and checking the result should suffice and it works fine on all my test devices.

canDecodeFromFile(filePath)
{
LibRaw RawProcessor;

Hi!

I was wondering if it's possible to unpack just specific pixel chunks of raw data thus being able to unpack something like scanlines of raw data?

Thanks,

Nhat