- ORA/KRA: merged in a single plugin (KRA)
- ORA: removed standalone plugin
- KRA: use of logging category
- KRA: add metadata support by processing the embedded `documentinfo.xml`
- Improved signature lookup (see MR !17) and added test case
When 1st parsing ends with invalid EXIF payload error,
we try 2nd time again while ignoring the EXIF metadata.
Dropped support for legacy 0.x libavif versions,
libavif 1.0.0+ is now required for the AVIF support.
New option `KIMAGEFORMATS_HEIC_TEST` for testing images with
HEVC codec only.
Existing option `KIMAGEFORMATS_HEIF_TEST` is used for testing other
possible (mostly quite rare) codecs that might be used by HEIF
images - uncompressed, deflate, zlib, brotli, jpeg.
- Fixes a writing issue for float values less than 1
- Fixes a missing definition of `EXIF_DATETIMEDIGITIZED` tag
- Adds support for some common camera shot metadata
- Adds missing metadata to writing tests
The following plugins automatically gain support for the new metadata: AVIF, IFF, HEIF, JXL, JXR, PSD and TGA (V2E).
The new metadata added with this patch is usually saved by smartphones (e.g. iPhone or Google Pixel).
Highlights:
- Adds support for a new palette changer chunk. Some test cases attached to #38 .
- Fixes the reading of ILBMs with the mask (test case: [cyclone.iff](/uploads/d8734d2155fd0d21f7b003b37e0d1259/cyclone.iff)).
- Adds support for HAM5 encoding.
- Adds more test cases created using [HAM Converter](http://mrsebe.bplaced.net/blog/wordpress/).
- Adds support for Atari STE RAST chunk outside FORM one (test case: [fish.iff](/uploads/c461cf4b6a1423cec60fbce645d9fd07/fish.iff)).
NOTE: I contacted Sebastiano Vigna, the author of the PCHG chunk specifications, and he provided me with:
- Some images to test the code (but I can't include them in the test cases).
- Permission to use [his code](https://vigna.di.unimi.it/amiga/PCHGLib.zip) without restrictions: Huffman decompression was achieved by converting `FastDecomp.a` via AI.
Closes#38
For example, the PCX plugin converts all RGB images to RGB(A)32. So if you try to save a 1 GiB RGB888 image, it will be converted to RGB32 image so, you need additional 1.25GiB of ram. The conversion now occurs line by line, significantly saving memory.
Daniel Novomeský
Mirco Miranda
Mirco Miranda
Azhar Momin
Kai Uwe Broulik
Kunda Ki