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Hi @gregordr, I had a look at your image and it's a CR2. These are Canon camera raw files that look a bit like TIFF, but are not really TIFF. I think this is out of scope for libvips -- you need a specialist raw converter. I think most people have moved to libraw for this type of image: It's a library-ization of the famous |
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hello @jcupitt: Is there a way, that we can use libvips with the libraw converter? Is there a way now to call libvips somehow like this: vips libraw bubu.cr2 x.jpg thx for your help. |
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That libraw is not from libvips. Perhaps imagemagick can call it? libvips would need to add a |
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A dedicated LibRaw loader is now available on the master branch (which will be part of the upcoming 8.18 release). |
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Bug report
Describe the bug
When trying to read metadata with sharp I get the following error:
I found an issue explaining more about it in #1328, but not a clear solution. I am using libvips to extract the size of images and create thumbnails of them. Unlike in the linked issue, I am able to provide you with an image that causes such an issue. Ironically, it seems like Github doesn't support this type of file, so I need to give you a link. I hope this stays valid for long enough.
To Reproduce
Download the image and try using libvips on it. I did it via sharp(image).metadata
Expected behavior
Ideally the image should be processed correctly.
Actual behavior
The mentioned error is thrown.
Environment
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Additional context
If even with the image you can't add support to libvips, I would like to hear your opinion on what would best work as a substitute.
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