Rather go to https://github.com/galfar/imaginglib/discussions
Posted by Galfar
- 20 January 2010, 15:55:21Looks like DNG is TIFF based and recent LibTIFF versions support DNG-related TIFF tags, so it might be easy to support this format. I'll test it later.
But you'll need some external matadata parser. Next Imaging version will be able to read raw metadata in XMP, Exif, and IPTC formats, but something else will have to parse it.
But you'll need some external matadata parser. Next Imaging version will be able to read raw metadata in XMP, Exif, and IPTC formats, but something else will have to parse it.
Posted by Pavol Stugel
- 17 January 2010, 10:45:50so instead of support many RAW formats, it will be very nice to support DNG format.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Negative_%28file_format%29
http://www.adobe.com/products/dng/index.html
without WIC requirements.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Negative_%28file_format%29
http://www.adobe.com/products/dng/index.html
without WIC requirements.
Posted by Galfar
- 8 September 2009, 13:44:18Looks like it can only be done with plugins from the vendor (Nikon, Canon, etc.). But for next release (after 0.26.4) I plan to create image loader that uses WIC (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Imaging_Component). There are plugins for WIC from most camera makers.
Posted by davem
- 25 August 2009, 17:20:53Quote from: Galfar on 15 February 2009, 15:30:51
Raw with *.raw filename is usually just pixels without any header, not the image from camera.
I'll look into Nikon and Canon raws but I'm afraid these two are protected somehow.
Hi Galfar,
any news on this topic??
Thanks, David
Posted by Galfar
- 15 February 2009, 15:30:51Raw with *.raw filename is usually just pixels without any header, not the image from camera.
I'll look into Nikon and Canon raws but I'm afraid these two are protected somehow.
I'll look into Nikon and Canon raws but I'm afraid these two are protected somehow.
Posted by davem
- 9 February 2009, 14:32:45Ah, I didn't know. My graphic editor supports opening of something called "Raw format" (ext. RAW) but I don't know what the format really is and I haven't tried if it supports the files generated by my camera. Anyway I would appreciate to be able to open raw formats of basically any camera using vampyre but if there are many formats it doesn't have sence to implement all of them. :'(
Anyway, thank you for your answer!
By the way, do the formats also differ among products of one producer? If not maybe it would be sufficient to support Nikon and Canon. Who buys the others?? ::)
Anyway, thank you for your answer!
By the way, do the formats also differ among products of one producer? If not maybe it would be sufficient to support Nikon and Canon. Who buys the others?? ::)
Posted by Galfar
- 9 February 2009, 14:27:22The problem is there is no single RAW format, there's like dozens of them, usually every camera manufacturer uses his own RAW format.
Some also use encryption. Any specific RAW type you are interested in?
Some also use encryption. Any specific RAW type you are interested in?
Posted by davem
- 9 February 2009, 13:58:52I meant images from digital cameras. That would be really great. I would actually only need to open them, it does not have much sence to save them, does it?
Thank you, Dave
Thank you, Dave
Posted by Galfar
- 9 February 2009, 13:51:56Hi, what do you have in mind exactly? You mean images without headers
or the images from digital cameras?
or the images from digital cameras?
Posted by davem
- 4 February 2009, 10:34:49Hi,
thanks for this great library!!!!!! Would it be possible to add support of RAW??
Thank you, David
thanks for this great library!!!!!! Would it be possible to add support of RAW??
Thank you, David
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