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Hello and thank you once again for your excellent work.
Issue:
camera_whitebalance returns [0, 1, 0], when As Shot White XY is used in the EXIF (instead of a more common As Shot Neutral)
Usually, when the WB is presented in a different manner, camera_whitebalance returns [0, 0, 0]
However, when processing is done with use_camera_wb = True the output image is balanced to "As Shot" properly, which mean that libraw or rawpy does calculate it OK somewhere, somehow.
Extra info:
I am trying to implement a different highlight-recovery method than the ones provided by libraw. Which means I need to work on un-scaled, un-balanced, un-matrix'ed values, which, after recovery, I have to re-scale, re-balance and re-matrix.
rawpy provides enough information from 90% of the files I've tested. Except for the ones that have White Balance provided as 'As Shot White XY'.
In the end it means that I'm not able to 'camera-balance' the files myself, since I only get access to daylight_whitebalance and color_matrix which can only get me to D65.
If you need a test-file, please let me know, I'll ask for permission to share it.
Thank you very much in advance. If you need any additional information please let me know.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello and thank you once again for your excellent work.
Issue:
camera_whitebalance
returns[0, 1, 0]
, whenAs Shot White XY
is used in the EXIF (instead of a more commonAs Shot Neutral
)Usually, when the WB is presented in a different manner,
camera_whitebalance
returns[0, 0, 0]
However, when processing is done with
use_camera_wb = True
the output image is balanced to "As Shot" properly, which mean that libraw or rawpy does calculate it OK somewhere, somehow.Extra info:
I am trying to implement a different highlight-recovery method than the ones provided by libraw. Which means I need to work on un-scaled, un-balanced, un-matrix'ed values, which, after recovery, I have to re-scale, re-balance and re-matrix.
rawpy provides enough information from 90% of the files I've tested. Except for the ones that have White Balance provided as 'As Shot White XY'.
In the end it means that I'm not able to 'camera-balance' the files myself, since I only get access to
daylight_whitebalance
andcolor_matrix
which can only get me to D65.If you need a test-file, please let me know, I'll ask for permission to share it.
Thank you very much in advance. If you need any additional information please let me know.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: