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Probably not all these things need per-pixel metadata, but anisotropy exists and that means many of the variables you'd think are per-exposure are actually depe
by COGlory 3y ago
Probably not all these things need per-pixel metadata, but anisotropy exists and that means many of the variables you'd think are per-exposure are actually dependent on where in the exposure the individual pixel is. For instance, illumination level isn't uniform across a field of view for all cameras, and may need to be normalized.
- denton-scratch 3y ago> may need to be normalized. But that's post-processing; isn't the TFA's argument that it's hard for researchers to share raw data?
- COGlory 3y agoUnless I'm mistaking the question, because the data need to be normalized later, you need per pixel intensity in the raw data.