export all-in-focus #1
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@RC1234 In the latest version, Apparently the README file is out of date. I'm gonna fix it when I get some free time, or you can just send a pull request. |
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@bryantbeancox I don't have access to a Win/Mac machine to try out the latest Lytro Desktop app. I will look into it if you put a copy of the processed files from this version in the |
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@bryantbeancox And please file another issues (pull request) for that matter. |
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Hi Benham, I too would like to know how to use/modify this package so that I can use files created by the new Lytro version. I have some processed files that I can share with you, but I'm not sure where this samples folder is to do so. In the meantime, I've pasted below the what the lfp-file.py shows about these new files. Thank you for all your hard work. and for the other -stk.lfp file |
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Hello, with best wishes ------------------ 原始邮件 ------------------ Hi Benham, I too would like to know how to use lfp reader with the new version of Lytro Desktop. I have some lfp files that I would like to share with you and upload to the samples folder but I am not sure how to do that. In the mean time, here is the information the lfp reader spits for these lfp files. |
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Thank you for answering my email. I'll certainly get to downloading the matlab file. I do have one question: what do you mean by the folder keeping the file of lfp has changed? I assume that the contents have indeed changed, such as there being only 2 data chunks instead of 3, the depth LUT possibly changing, and it not being encoded in h264. But what else do you mean?
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Yeah.It indeed has some changes.But you can still get the the file of raw and jason with the command of "lfp-picture.py export sample/IMG_0001.LFP",and then the matlab toolbox can do the rest.Actually I am not very care about its store format.So that's all what I get. ------------------ 原始邮件 ------------------ Thank you for answering my email. I'll certainly get to downloading the matlab file. I do have one question: what do you mean by the folder keeping the file of lfp has changed? I assume that the contents have indeed changed, such as there being only 2 data chunks instead of 3, the depth LUT possibly changing, and it not being encoded in h264. But what else do you mean?
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Well I think the problem is that since the file is different, the On Fri, Apr 25, 2014 at 10:19 AM, bryantbeancox [email protected]:
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Hi there, I haven't got the time to update this library to support the latest changes in the file format, but from the metadata dump you posted, looks like there hasn't been a huge change—at least in how focused JPEG files are saved—and should be easy to get it work. I'll take a look myself when I get some time, but in the meanwhile, it would be great if someone can send a push-request to add the latest versions of the sample files to the repo. If you like to do so, please use the files existing under samples, add them to your library, and have desktop app update the file format. -b |
I am trying to export from a .lfp file and create a .jpg, .tif, .png or similar image file that is all-in-focus.
I downloaded your scripts and tried the export feature and I don't understand, am I missing a script file named lfp_picture_exporter.py ? How do I get an all-in-focus image from your scripts?
Thanks in advance for any advice you can provide,
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