How to use the Python Imaging Library

Re:How to use the Python Imaging Library by wiredfool on Friday November 08, 2013 @12:03PM (#6697399)

I just found libraw yesterday. Looks interesting, and I have no objection to pulling it in as an optional dependency. Pull requests accepted. :>

Freeimage looks like more than we'd need, and includes libraw. And actually, looks like it does a lot of the same things that Pillow does, wrt to various image formats.

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Re:How to use the Python Imaging Library by e12e on Friday November 08, 2013 @11:33PM (#6700684)

I make no promises :-/

Surprised you weren't aware of libraw (assuming DNG/RAW has been a requested feature for Pillow) -- but great it's on your radar now. FWIW libraw does an excellent job of handling RAW/DNGs -- as far as I know it's still the best tool for that (including various closed tools).

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Re:How to use the Python Imaging Library by wiredfool on Saturday November 09, 2013 @02:56PM (#6702898)

So far, this thread is the extent of the requests.

I'd known about dcraw from a ways back, just not the libraw fork.

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