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> At the time I was attempting to use standard open source image processing software like ImageMagick to manipulate scientific data. I was disappointed to find
by Someone 4y ago
> At the time I was attempting to use standard open source image processing software like ImageMagick to manipulate scientific data. I was disappointed to find that it was not suitable, both due to approximations like this one, and because all the libraries I looked at only allowed 8-bit grayscale. I really wanted floating point data.
Did you try ImageJ (https://imagej.net/ https://imagej.net/)? I think it had support for floating point data 20 years ago. It also can be extended through plug-ins, so if it lacked a feature, it could be added fairly cleanly.