JXL: Parse Exif and XMP
Writing application : Ricoh Adobe Photoshop Camera Raw 16.0
Writing operating system : Apple macOS
Writing hardware : Ricoh Pentax 645Z
Application name has Ricoh wrongly added.
0000A6 Manufacturer of image input equipment - RICOH IMAGING COMPANY, LTD. (28 bytes)
0000A6 Data: RICOH IMAGING COMPANY, LTD.
0000C2 Model of image input equipment - PENTAX 645Z (12 bytes)
0000C2 Data: PENTAX 645Z
0000CE Software used - Adobe Photoshop Camera Raw 16.0 (Macintosh) (44 bytes)
0000CE Data: Adobe Photoshop Camera Raw 16.0 (Macintosh)
Application name has Ricoh wrongly added.
Argh, everyone does as it wants, not easy to have a good rule... sample file? (I could forge one but better if I have a real one)
sample file?
I simply picked one from the link posted in JPEG XL issue -> https://people.csail.mit.edu/ericchan/hdr/jxl_images/20140606_102418_IMGP0297.jxl
The XML is brotli compressed in this one.
@JeromeMartinez I am not sure what you plan to do with the Brotli compressed data in JXL. I just did a quick implementation for MSVC only just for testing to see what's in there.
I am not sure what you plan to do with the Brotli compressed data in JXL
I am very interested, but I would like something similar to zlib, with using system libs on Linux and (patched, with specific build projects if needed) on Win & Mac. I added https://github.com/MediaArea/brotli , in case you are motivated enough (please :) ) for implementing something similar to zlib.
@JeromeMartinez I think I got MSVC project done. Cannot figure out CMake and no idea about MacOS or Linux makefiles.
@cjee21 thank you for your work. We'll try on our side to manage the other makefiles. (but no ETA :( )
Not sure if I have done it the right way but CMake also works now.
Not sure if I have done it the right way but CMake also works now.
thank you!