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@smarnach: thanks for your hints! I've updated the multiprocessing part of my script and I am now using `multiprocessing.Pool` and its map method to do the parallelisation. Unfortunately the multiprocessing...

please use http://dev.tag.is/rawson.js/. the dcraw.js link is outdated (i renamed my project to avoid confusion with dcraw.c, since my project is not a 1:1 port of it) 2013/9/12 Lucas Garron...

Hi Madra, rawson.js currently doesn't support the JPEG files, although I plan to add this support soon. I will keep you updated once i commit the changes.

Hi all, adding JPEG and PNG support shouldn't be a big deal, since they are natively supported by the browser and don't have to pass the dcraw decoder. About the...

Evaluated the performance of the different exiftool invocation options using [pyexiftool](), since it had already builtin support for exiftool's faster stay_open invocation. I compared the following scenarios: - invoking one...

Just coded a little node script that implements the "one sample image per decodable tag" approach described above. My Results are promising: if you want just one sample image per...

Update: total filesize of the 212 samples is 8856892 bytes or approx. 8.45 MB -> this would eliminate the need for a separate test subrepo

Hi Matt, thanks for your suggestion! I actually had the same thought - we should sort the images by "difference" to the current set of tags and pick the image...

Another word of warning though: currently the tag names used in the exiftool.js test reports are not vendor-prefixed. I discovered some tag clashes like the "LensType" tag which exists in...

After incorporating the "maximum difference" algorithm and adding namespacing to the tags, I managed to reduce the sample image count from 212 to 176. Note that the number of unique...