I highly recommend checking the cvs version (which is the soon to be 0,6).
There are many changes there, and one of them might be this (though i didnt have time to check for you).
cheers
On Thu, 2005-10-13 at 22:44 +0100, Orlando Figueiredo wrote:
Thanks Rikard. I think that is too hack the file is a little bit too much for my knowledge. Anyway the strange thing is that if you go to David Cofin's web page http://www.cybercom.net/~dcoffin/dcraw/ he has a list of cameras with which dcraw is supposed to work and the Canon EOS350D is listed there. Thanks for the help Orlando Qui, 2005-10-13 às 23:08 +0200, Rikard Johnels escreveu: > On Thursday 13 October 2005 22.54, Orlando Figueiredo wrote: > > Hello everybody > > > > A few days ago I put here a a message about the instalation of dcraw. I > > did the instalation of the package referred on subject and everything > > went OK. After the instalation the Gimp open window included the the > > option for raw files. The problem is that when I try to open my EOS350D > > raw files (*.cr2 - that is included in the file extensions listed in > > ufraw) I get a message saying that EOS350D is not available yet. > > I found a at rpm.pbone.net newer releases of the package but for Fedora > > 4 the one mentioned on subject is the newer. > > I wonder if anybody here worked with raw files from that machine and how > > did it work? Or if anybody has any ideas to sove the problem. > > > > Thanks a lot. > > > > Orlando > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > > Gimp-user mailing list > > Gimp-user@lists.xcf.berkeley.edu > > http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user > > I myself havent got a 350D but i did a grep on the ufraw source. > ~/Build/ufraw-0.5> grep EOS * > > Binary file dcraw matches > dcraw.c: fseek (ifp, strstr(model,"EOS-1D") ? 68:50, SEEK_CUR); > dcraw.c: if (((!strcmp(model,"Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL") || > dcraw.c: !strcmp(model,"Canon EOS 300D DIGITAL"))) && wbi == 6) > dcraw.c: if (!strcmp(model,"Canon EOS D30")) { > dcraw.c: if (!strcmp(model,"Canon EOS 10D")) > dcraw.c: if (wbi == 0 && !strcmp(model,"Canon EOS D30")) > dcraw.c: { "Canon EOS D2000", > dcraw.c: { "Canon EOS D6000", > dcraw.c: { "Canon EOS D30", > dcraw.c: { "Canon EOS D60", > dcraw.c: { "Canon EOS 10D", > dcraw.c: { "Canon EOS 20D", > dcraw.c: { "Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II", > dcraw.c: { "Canon EOS-1D Mark II", > dcraw.c: { "Canon EOS-1DS", > dcraw.c: { "Canon EOS-1D", > dcraw.c: { "Canon EOS", > dcraw.c: { "KODAK EOSDCS1", > dcraw.c: { "KODAK EOSDCS3B", > dcraw.c: } else if (!strcmp(model,"EOS D2000C")) { > dcraw.c: } else if (!strcmp(model,"EOS-1D")) { > dcraw.c: } else if (!strcmp(model,"EOS-1DS")) { > dcraw.c: } else if (!strcmp(model,"EOSDCS3B")) { > dcraw.c: } else if (!strcmp(model,"EOSDCS1")) { > Binary file dcraw-dcraw.o matches > Binary file dcraw_nomain.o matches > Binary file ufraw matches > Binary file ufraw-batch matches > Binary file ufraw-gimp matches > > > > So it seems the support is yet to be implemented. > > I cant bet on this; but you MIGHT be able to hack the dcraw.c file and add > "Canon EOS..." (exact syntax probably according to the EXIF header of a JPEG > photo from the camera) > > It may or may not work... > > _______________________________________________ Gimp-user mailing list Gimp-user@lists.xcf.berkeley.edu http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
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