Hi Seyedeh, The "-s" option to pvalue skips the specified number of bytes in the input for non-standard headers. I don't think this is the option you want.
You probably want the "-di" option (or "+di" if you want the pixels positions). The "-o" option removes any exposure that has been applied to the image, so the output will be 255 for 1.0 watts/sr/m^2. If your picture was created using the rpict "-i" or "-I" option, then the output will be irradiance rather than radiance, and 255 will correspond to 1.0 watts/m^2. I hope this helps. -Greg P.S. I had to manually pass your e-mail through the system. Next time, make sure you write from the address you signed up for on the HDRI list, or add this one. > From: "Mahlab, Seyedeh Farzaneh" <[email protected]> > Date: January 27, 2017 2:53:42 PM PST > > Hello > Im trying to extract RGB value from an HDR image from 0 to 255. I was using : > pvalue –o –s $HDR and RGB values are irradiances ? I added –db to the code > but still not giving me the result. Any suggestion is appreciated. >
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