I have updated to master this morning and I have found that my non-
cropped RAW images from my Nikon D800 have some bad columns on the
right border of the images. That is, 5 or so right most columns are
only garbage.
I have tracked down this issue to recent work on the RAW nikon support
(not surprising).
After some tweaking around I have been able to get clean images by
doing the following:
1. revert:
$ git revert 73820d803d0c71fe1e26336be95ce1190fb46f24
<<<
commit 73820d803d0c71fe1e26336be95ce1190fb46f24
Author: Roman Lebedev <lebedev...@gmail.com>
Date: Mon Aug 15 19:34:54 2016 +0300
Rawspeed: NefDecoder: stop providing the rope for users to hang themselves.
This is basically the same problem as with Rw2Decoder.
It looks like all the nikon cameras has different modes -
14-bit compressed, 12-bit compressed,
14-bit uncompressed, 12-bit uncompressed.
And the problem here is that 14-bit and 12-bit have different white levels.
Since NefDecoder::checkSupportInternal() just silently fallbacks
to the generic entry, if present (with mode=""),
this has result in silently-garbled images.
Let's not do that.
>>>
2. reverting camera.xml to the version from this commit:
$ git show
73820d803d0c71fe1e26336be95ce1190fb46f24:src/external/rawspeed/data/cameras.xml
> src/external/rawspeed/data/cameras.xml
Hope this helps. Let me know if I can provide some more information.
Thanks,
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