JPEG 2000 support using OpenJPEG library.
- Add read/write support to JP2/J2K format for Gray/RGB(A)/CMYK images @8/16-bits
- Read test case images generated by Photoshop
The plugin has the following limitations:
- Resolution is not set (JP2_RES box is marked "For the future" in jp2.h)
- Metadata are not set (as with resolution)
Closes#13
When writing RGBA16FPx16_Premultiplied format, the image was converted to RGBA64 by clamping the float values. With this patch float values outside the range [0, 1] are preserved.
The following changes have been made:
- Improved writing speed by using scanLine() instead of pixel()
- Optimized memory usage on writing by using ScanlineConverter class
- Added native write support for RGBA32FPx4, RGBA16FPx4, RGB8, Grayscale8 and Indexed8 uncompressed formats
- Grayscale DDS without alpha are loaded in a Grayscale8 image
- Fixed warnings about wrong PITCH reported by GIMP on DDSs saved by this plugin
- Initial support for loading DX10 formats (R16F, RG16F, RGBA16F, RGBPreMulA16F, R32F, RG32F, RGBA32F, RGBPreMulA32F)
- Fixed alignment issues and A8P8 format support of the attached images*
Tested using GIMP and [NVIDIA Texture Tools](https://developer.nvidia.com/texture-tools-exporter) plugin for Photoshop.
(*) The following images (taken from [here](https://github.com/walbourn/directxtexmedia)) cannot be added to read tests due to license issue:
[test8_DWORD.dds](/uploads/449b5a0d886aaf6764af554fe38e2b09/test8_DWORD.dds)
[dx5_logo.dds](/uploads/6f5f27df752890b227ef07e0195435d4/dx5_logo.dds)
[test888_DWORD.dds](/uploads/c8bc355c5749cf203d47e0b3073ad419/test888_DWORD.dds)
- Use of native qfloat16 format
- FP16 and FP32 HDR images are preserved and sRGB Linear profile is set
- Images are always saved as 8-bit so, if valid profile is present the image is converted to sRGB
- It also fixes (left image) a problem (right image) with HDR images:
{width=281 height=157}{width=271 height=169}
Closes#11
Requires MR !279
On formats that does not support CMYK and does not use the ScanLineConverter class during write operation, the CMYK images must be converted using the color space conversion functions of `QImage` (if ICC profile is valid).
