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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Formatting data in a raw file by using another mapping file Post 302762589 by DGPickett on Monday 28th of January 2013 05:34:39 PM
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I suspect we need some idea of what the one csv file's table does to the other csv file. For instance, an associative array can deal with a two column translate. PERL might be a good choice, as it has CSV handlers. Shell can only deal with "well behaved" CSV, e.g., no quoted commas. PERL can draw on many resources to deal with your problem, can call compiled code and has much of the speed of compiled code.
 

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pfsindcraw(1)						      General Commands Manual						     pfsindcraw(1)

NAME
pfsindcraw - Read an image in a camera RAW file format supported by DCRAW and write pfs stream to the standard output SYNOPSIS
pfsindcraw <file> [<file>...] DESCRIPTION
This command can be used to read images in a camera RAW file format supported by DCRAW and write pfs stream to the standard output as if read from 16bit ppm file (no gamma correction, white balance from camera if available). In principle such data should conform to the defi- nition of High Dynamic Range contents used in the pfstools package. A raw image may in some cases require clamping to remove zero values, see examples. At the moment this is a stub with a basic functionality. So far, it was tested with the following raw file formats: Canon 350D (*.cr2) EXAMPLES
pfsindcraw img_0070.cr2 | pfsview View a full dynamic range of a raw image from Canon 350D camera. pfsindcraw img_0070.cr2 | pfsclamp --rgb | pfstmo_drago03 | pfsout img.jpg Tone map a raw image and save it as JPEG. Clamping is used to remove zero values, which otherwise result in NaN values after tone mapping. SEE ALSO
pfsout(1) pfsinppm(1) BUGS
Please report bugs and comments to Grzegorz Krawczyk <gkrawczyk@users.sourceforge.net>. pfsindcraw(1)
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