I want to be able to manipulate RAW images from the Linux command line, like so:
cat raw1.img | raw2jpg -w 640 -h 480 -pitch 1024 -pixelformat R8G8B8
tr='transpose -pitch 1024 -depth 24'
cat <(cat raw1.img | $tr) <(cat raw2.img | $tr) | transpose -pitch 480 >x-merge.img
cat gamebitmap.dat | (
w=`readint32`
h=`readint32`
raw2png -w $w -h $h -depth 24 -pixelformat R8G8B8
) | png2svg -extractoutline -fuzzy -error 8 -smooth
Obviously I've made up the raw2png
, raw2jpg
and transpose
programs.
Does ImageMagick support operations like this with camera RAW files? If not, is there any other way I can manipulate these images from the command line?
Best Answer
Which type of raw file?
There's Sony, Kodak, Nikon, Olympus, etc. Full list
Have you tried
convert
from ImageMagick, e.g.What does
say?
What happens if you rename raw1.img to one of the extensions listed in the link, e.g. raw1.arw or raw1.crw?