t024484 Posted July 29, 2008 Share #101 Posted July 29, 2008 Advertisement (gone after registration) Hans, Sorry, but there's only one table; the DNG format has no provision for anything more than a single table. Suggest you look to whatever code you're using to read the table for the problem. Sandy Sandy, I put my hand in the fire that I have read the table correctly, figure for figure and by hand. If this table is not corrected by any later mechanism, it would imply that the table is incorrect, which is not the first thing that would come to my mind. Here are the last 8 figures from the Leica table, just as an example. 3B 10 - 3C 8C - 3C 09 - 3D 86 - 3D 04 - 3E 82 - 3E 01 - 3F 80 The values should go up in value all the time , but 3C 09 is smaller as 3C 8C. It should be in fact 3D 09. 3D 04 is smaller as 3D 86, should be 3E 04 instead. 3E 01 is smaller as 3E 82, should be 3F 01 instead. I could easily switch the table for another table without these curious offsets and see what the RAW converter does. Hans Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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sandymc Posted July 29, 2008 Share #102 Posted July 29, 2008 Well, here's a thought for you - are you sure you're not reading the high byte from the subsequent word - aka do you have your offset and high-endian/low-endian read order right.........because if you had that wrong, the results you're getting are what I'd expect....... Sandy Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
t024484 Posted July 29, 2008 Share #103 Posted July 29, 2008 Well, here's a thought for you - are you sure you're not reading the high byte from the subsequent word - aka do you have your offset and high-endian/low-endian read order right.........because if you had that wrong, the results you're getting are what I'd expect....... Sandy Hi Sandy, You came with a very good suggestion. Look at the the last 8 words. 3B 10 - 3C 8C - 3C 09 - 3D 86 - 3D 04 - 3E 82 - 3E 01 - 3F 80 - 3F In fact you have to move half the table ( the MSB part) 2 Bytes to the left to get: 3C 10 - 3C 8C - 3D 09 - 3D 86 - 3E 04 - 3E 82 - 3F 01 - 3F 80 Although this is very unusual, now all at the sudden, everything seems O.K. I will do this with the complete table and see what happens. Hans Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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