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- "custom" uses the custom white balancing coefficients provided using the -"custom-wb" parameter.
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Rawtoaces supports the following methods of color matrix computation:
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- "auto" (recommended) first tries the "spectral" method if spectral sensitivity data for the camera is available. If not, it falls back to "metadata". This avoids failures when spectral data is missing while still using the most accurate method when possible.
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- "spectral" uses the camera sensor's spectral sensitivity data to compute the optimal matrix. This mode requires spectral sensitivity data for the camera model the image comes from. The list of cameras such data is available for, can be seen using the "--list-cameras" parameter.
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- "metadata" uses the matrix (matrices) contained in the raw image file metadata. This mode works best with the images using the DNG format, as the DNG standard mandates the presense of such matrices.
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- "Adobe" uses the Adobe coefficients provided by LibRaw.
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--illuminant STR Illuminant for white balancing. (default = D55)
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--wb-box X Y W H Box to use for white balancing. (default = (0,0,0,0) - full image)
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--custom-wb R G B G Custom white balance multipliers.
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--scale VAL Additional scaling factor to apply to the pixel values. (default: 1)
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General options:
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--overwrite Allows overwriting existing files. If not set, trying to write to an existing file will generate an error.
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--data-dir STR Directory containing rawtoaces spectral sensitivity and illuminant data files. Overrides the default search path and the RAWTOACES_DATA_PATH environment variable.
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--output-dir STR The directory to write the output files to. This gets applied to every input directory, so it is better to be used with a single input directory.
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--create-dirs Create output directories if they don't exist.
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--disable-cache Disable the colour space transform cache.
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