Submitted by jefflee3170 on
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Dear Sir,
What if the non-standard camera has the same file size as the one Rawdigger supported but different Bayer filter CFA format ?
Jeff Lee
Submitted by jefflee3170 on
Dear Sir,
What if the non-standard camera has the same file size as the one Rawdigger supported but different Bayer filter CFA format ?
Jeff Lee
For files without any
Submitted by lexa on
For files without any metadata (sensor dump), the only 'metadata' exists: the file size.
So, the only way is to change camera definition strings in registry/defaults and restart RawDigger when you work with these files
Hint: non-standard camera definitions are read on RawDigger start, so you can run several RD processes started with different registry settings (e.g. one for RGGB and one for GBRG )
I still don't get it right.
Submitted by jefflee3170 on
I still don't get it right. My raw file has same file size as the Gione E7mipi, which seems to be recognized by RD only even changing the definition strings in registry/defaults as the following "19906560,4608,3456, 0, 0, 0, 0,1,97,0,0, Vivo, X9s Plus,0"
Could you please provide raw
Submitted by lexa on
Could you please provide raw files for testing?
https://drive.google.com/file
Submitted by jefflee3170 on
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-sYdjsnkA--aG9aUHd1cGRIbk0/view?usp=sh...
Thank you for the sample.
Submitted by lexa on
Thank you for the sample.
The problem is now clear: built-in 'custom camera' types takes precedence over user-specified ones. This is definitely a bug, so here fixed version: http://updates.rawdigger.com/data/beta/ (no Mac/Legacy, please ask if you need it).
As a side effect, the first match is now win (if several user-specified cameras with same file size are added to registry).
Here is screenshot of your file with R and B channels in place: https://www.dropbox.com/s/2vw38tihgw08mx5/Screenshot%202017-10-17%2016.2...
Note: right camera definition is: 19906560,4608,3456, 0, 0, 0, 0,1,148,0,0, Vivo, X9s Plus,0
The difference is in CFA value, it is 148, not 97 (because decimal values are used)
good to know you fix it.
Submitted by jefflee3170 on
good to know you fix it. Thanks.
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