- update to 2.2.0
This is mostly a bug-fix release with many fixes allowing to
work with newer version of libraries. Several compilation issues
have been resolved on Ubuntu 18.04, 20.04 and Cygwin. The HDR
merging (pfshdrcalibrate) uses now better, noise-optimal weights,
which should reduce noise for darker image parts.
* Added: v210 format in pfsinyuv
* Fixed: memleak in pfssize
* Fixed: Fix format-security errors with Octave 5.1
* Added: pfs_automerge
* Fixed: typos in the documentation
* Added: simple deghosting in pfshdrcalibrate (-d option)
* Fixed: pfsalign now uses free AKAZE feature detector, avoiding
issues with missing non-free OpenCV classes
* Fixed: Updated installation instruction for Ubuntu 18.04
* Fixed: Fixed a number of compiler warnings from g++ 7.4.0
* Fixed: Octave interface upgraded to Octave-6
* Fixed: pfstmo_durand02 - reversed the old fix that made images
over-saturated. Now 99.5th percentile is mapped to white.
* Removed: pfsinjpeghdr, pfsoutjpeghdr (discontinued)
* Fixed: compilation fails with GCC11/std=c++17, duplicate "clamp" definition
* Added: pfshdrcalibrate now performs exposure merging in a noise-optimal manner
* Added: pfsindcraw now calls libraw's dcraw_emu instead of
dcraw if the former is available
- Rebase patch: pfstools-1.8.1-fix-return-in-nonvoid.patch
- Drop patches (included upstream):
- pfstools-Fix-build-with-Octave-6.patch
- 0001-Remove-using-namespace-std-from-global-namespace.patch
- Disable EXR package which does not build
- Reenable OpenCV package