I don't know it is an issue or a functionality that I dont understand. I would thanks a lot any help.
I'm processing an image with a ColorChecker using rawpy.postprocess() and I'm getting a weird behaviour. Although i set exp_shift to the max value (8), when I measure the white patch of the ColorChecker in gimp I get an rgb color (244,250,254). I have tried different configurations that deals with highlighs as highlight_mode and exp_preserve_highlights, but I got always the same value for all the overexposed regions (including white patch). I have tried to disable auto_scale and autobright also, but same result.
Hi all,
I don't know it is an issue or a functionality that I dont understand. I would thanks a lot any help.
I'm processing an image with a ColorChecker using rawpy.postprocess() and I'm getting a weird behaviour. Although i set exp_shift to the max value (8), when I measure the white patch of the ColorChecker in gimp I get an rgb color (244,250,254). I have tried different configurations that deals with highlighs as highlight_mode and exp_preserve_highlights, but I got always the same value for all the overexposed regions (including white patch). I have tried to disable auto_scale and autobright also, but same result.
Is there anything that is clipping this value?
Thanks,
Imanol