Hello,
I am currently working on my bachelor thesis in which I am comparing image
compression algorithms (available in different image file formats).
For my work, only file formats supporting lossless compression and 16 bit
depth are appropriate.
During my exploration of possible formats, I found an OpenEXR and decided to
include it in my tests.
However, I am not able to make it work properly.
The input image and output image (created during compression) are not same -
the colors seem to be different (shifted).
I thought it might be gamma problem but even after gamma correction, I am
not able to retrieve correct output image.
Although visually the image seems to be very close to the input one (after
gamma correction), there is still a minor difference which is unacceptable.
So I'd like to ask you for a help - what I am doing is written below (some
undefined wars like imageWidth, etc. are correct for sure).
1) I create my output file
RgbaOutputFile outputFile(argv[3], imageWidth, imageHeight, WRITE_RGB,
1.0f,
V2f(0, 0), 1.0f,
INCREASING_Y, compressionType, globalThreadCount());
2) Then I create a pixelData vector
std::vector<Rgba> pixelData(imageWidth * imageHeight);
3) I fill this vector with data retrieved from my test images (these data
are pixel values (i.e. numbers from interval <0,255/65535> - depending on
bit depth - which I normalize to inverval <0,1.0> and pass to half ctor and
then as an Rgba struct to appropriate pos in pixelData vector).
4) Then I set framebuffer and write pixels to file (shown in code below). I
think that my problem occurs somewhere in those two methods (EXR must be
doing some operations with pixel data).
outputFile.setFrameBuffer(pixelData.data(), 1, imageWidth);
outputFile.writePixels(imageHeight);
To sum up my problem - is this the correct way to pass image data to OpenEXR
and retrieve the same image (but in EXR format)? I really don't know why the
color problem appears.
Another question I'd like to ask is that I got the idea that the compression
is done in writePixels method. Is that's right? If it's true, is there any
possibility to compress image in memory without writing it to file?
Thank you for your help!
David
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