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Recover highlight and shadow detail from RAW images?

Posted 9 years ago

I am processing RAW images (.nef) from a Nikon camera. If I process these images in Adobe Lightroom I can adjust the highlights and shadows to avoid clipping any data. Histogram looks like this. Histogram Lightroom

In Mathematica, doing an Import with default values the ImageHistogram looks like this: Histrogram Mathematica

Values appear to be clipped at both ends of the histogram. Applying ImageAdjust does not recover the data at the ends. It appears that importing a RAW file clips the data during the import process. The result is much like the defaults in Lightroom before adjusting the highlight and shadow sliders.

How can I import RAW images and get all the data without clipping?

POSTED BY: Jeff Burns
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POSTED BY: Updating Name
Posted 9 years ago

If you provide your ".nef" file,you will receive more better solution maybe.And I have a related answer here,hope to help.

POSTED BY: Yode Japhe

Whenever you post here, post your code! it's part of the rules... thanks you :)

Did you use

Import["yourimage.nef"]

or

Import["yourimage.nef","Data"]

or

Import["yourimage.nef","RawData"]

?

POSTED BY: Sander Huisman
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