If you run into difficulties, please contact us at support at imatest dot com.Ī curiosity of the the DPX format is that the R and B channels may sometimes be switched (it’s not consistent in sample images we’ve downloaded from the web), and the order is not specified in the DPX header field. DPX supports several bit depths, but Imatest hasn’t been tested for all possible variations. DPXĭigital Picture Exchange ( DPX) is a common file format used by the cinema industry for digital intermediate and visual effects work and is an ANSI/ SMPTE standard (268M-2003). Targa (TGA extension)Īccording to Wikipedia, Truevision TGA, often referred to as TARGA, is a raster graphics file format created in 1984 by Truevision Inc. When these files are detected they are treated as raw files, to be converted by dcraw. They are large files (>10MB), but the first image is a small thumbnail (width < 400 pixels height < 300 pixels), and they are labeled as Phase One. Phase One raw files have the tiff extension. (Images in multi-image files don’t always have the same size.) To prepare images for batch analysis, you can save the selected single image or all images (with _01 through _nn appended to the file name) by clicking one of the buttons on the upper-right. When opened from the Settings dropdown menu, no image appears until you press Read file to view.Ĭurrently, Imatestcan’t analyze images from multi-image files in batches. When opened during a file read, the image preview appears only after the Preview image checkbox is set. (The image number to read is saved.) You can always open it from the Settings dropdown menu of the Imatest main window. If you don’t want this window to appear during file reads, uncheck the Display this window… checkbox. When these files are detected, Imatest lets you select which image to analyze.īy default, the Multi-image TIFF file selection window opens whenever a multi-image TIFF file is read. These could be for a multispectral camera for different wavelength bands, or they may have different sizes. Some tiff tiles (extension tif or tiff) contain multiple images. These files have the Radiance HDR format. HDR (High Dynamic Range) filesįiles with the HDR extension are read with the Matlab hdrread function and can be written by Read Raw, Image Processing and other Imatest modules using Matlab hdrwrite ( Imatest 5.0+). Special cases of standard files are described below.
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JPEG (JPG) - Joint Photographic Experts Groupįor full details, see Matlab documentation: imread. Standard (interchangeable) still image files All the still image file types supported by the Matlab imread function. Most file types are recognized by their extensions, which are case-insensitive. Standard (interchangeable) image files, Video files, Raw files, and Acquisition devices. This page lists the file and device types. Imatestcan also acquire files from a large number of devices. Imatest can read a great many file types, including many not supported by standard Matlab. All documentation versions Imatest 5.0: All functions of Imatest Image Sensor have been incorporated into Imatest Master.