exiftool_vendored 11.86.0 → 11.88.0

data/bin/lib/Image/ExifTool/GIF.pm

@@ -466,7 +466,7 @@ Block:
         } elsif ($a == 0xf9 and $length == 4) {     # graphic control extension
 
             last unless $raf->Read($buff, $length) == $length;
-            # sum the indivual delay times
+            # sum the individual delay times
             my $delay = Get16u(\$buff, 1);
             $delayTime += $delay;
             $verbose and printf $out "Graphic Control: delay=%.2f\n", $delay / 100;

data/bin/lib/Image/ExifTool/GeoTiff.pm

@@ -603,7 +603,7 @@ my %epsg_vertcs = (
             20499 => 'Ain el Abd Bahrain Grid',
             20538 => 'Afgooye UTM zone 38N',
             20539 => 'Afgooye UTM zone 39N',
-            20700 => 'Lisbon Portugese Grid',
+            20700 => 'Lisbon Portuguese Grid',
             20822 => 'Aratu UTM zone 22S',
             20823 => 'Aratu UTM zone 23S',
             20824 => 'Aratu UTM zone 24S',

data/bin/lib/Image/ExifTool/ICC_Profile.pm

@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ my %manuSig = ( #6
     'AAMA' => 'Aamazing Technologies, Inc.',
     'ACER' => 'Acer Peripherals',
     'ACLT' => 'Acolyte Color Research',
-    'ACTI' => 'Actix Sytems, Inc.',
+    'ACTI' => 'Actix Systems, Inc.',
     'ADAR' => 'Adara Technology, Inc.',
     'ADBE' => 'Adobe Systems Inc.',
     'ADI ' => 'ADI Systems, Inc.',

data/bin/lib/Image/ExifTool/JPEGDigest.pm

@@ -283,7 +283,7 @@ my %PrintConv = ( #JD
     '42bfe52476bf07f1ed0e6451903cc9ee:111111' => 'Adobe Lightroom, Quality 85% - 92%',
     '4c3c425b4024b68c0de03904a825bc35:111111' => 'Adobe Lightroom, Quality 93% - 100%',
 
-    # Tested with Adobe Photoshop CS2 Version 9.0.2 (Win) - "Save as..." (RGB/CYMK)
+    # Tested with Adobe Photoshop CS2 Version 9.0.2 (Win) - "Save as..." (RGB/CMYK)
     '683506a889c78d9bc230a0c7ee5f62f3:221111' => 'Adobe Photoshop, Quality 0',
     'bc490651af6592cd1dbbbc4fa2cfa1fb:221111' => 'Adobe Photoshop, Quality 1',
     'ce4286d9f07999524c3c7472b065c5ab:221111' => 'Adobe Photoshop, Quality 2',

data/bin/lib/Image/ExifTool/MIE.pm

@@ -1339,7 +1339,7 @@ sub WriteMIEGroup($$$)
                     $extLen = Set32u($len);
                     $len = 254;
                 } else {
-                    $et->Warn("Can't write $newTag (DataLength > 2GB not yet suppported)");
+                    $et->Warn("Can't write $newTag (DataLength > 2GB not yet supported)");
                     last; # don't write this tag
                 }
                 # write this element (with leading MIE group element if not done already)

data/bin/lib/Image/ExifTool/Minolta.pm

@@ -1838,7 +1838,7 @@ my %offOn = ( 0 => 'Off', 1 => 'On' );
     },
 );
 
-# Image stabilization inforamtion used by the Sony DSLR-A100 (ref 20)
+# Image stabilization information used by the Sony DSLR-A100 (ref 20)
 %Image::ExifTool::Minolta::ISInfoA100 = (
     PROCESS_PROC => \&Image::ExifTool::ProcessBinaryData,
     WRITE_PROC => \&Image::ExifTool::WriteBinaryData,

data/bin/lib/Image/ExifTool/Nikon.pm

@@ -3524,7 +3524,7 @@ my %binaryDataAttrs = (
             Name => 'AFPointsUsed',
             Condition => '$$self{PhaseDetectAF} == 5',
             Notes => q{
-                newer models with 135-point AF -- 9 rows (B-J) and 15 colums (1-15).  Center
+                newer models with 135-point AF -- 9 rows (B-J) and 15 columns (1-15). Center
                 point is F8
             },
             Format => 'undef[21]',

data/bin/lib/Image/ExifTool/NikonCustom.pm

@@ -6950,8 +6950,8 @@ my %noYes = ( 0 => 'No', 1 => 'Yes' );
         },
     },
     49.1 => { # CSa9
-        Name => 'LimitAFAreaModeSelection',  #note that 'Dynamic area (9 points)' can be selected from the camera menu but the setting is not writen to the EXIF data.
-        Mask => 0x7e,                        #...This AF Mode was addded to the D5 firmware several months after the camera's initial release which may help explain the inconsistency.
+        Name => 'LimitAFAreaModeSelection',  #note that 'Dynamic area (9 points)' can be selected from the camera menu but the setting is not written to the EXIF data.
+        Mask => 0x7e,                        #...This AF Mode was added to the D5 firmware several months after the camera's initial release which may help explain the inconsistency.
         PrintConv => {
             0 => 'No Restrictions',
             BITMASK => {

data/bin/lib/Image/ExifTool/Olympus.pm

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@
 #              13) Chris Shaw private communication (E-3)
 #              14) Viktor Lushnikov private communication (E-400)
 #              15) Yrjo Rauste private communication (E-30)
-#              16) Godfrey DiGiorgi private communcation (E-P1) + http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?message=33187567
+#              16) Godfrey DiGiorgi private communication (E-P1) + http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?message=33187567
 #              17) Martin Hibers private communication
 #              18) Tomasz Kawecki private communication
 #              19) Brad Grier private communication
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ use Image::ExifTool qw(:DataAccess :Utils);
 use Image::ExifTool::Exif;
 use Image::ExifTool::APP12;
 
-$VERSION = '2.63';
+$VERSION = '2.64';
 
 sub PrintLensInfo($$$);
 
@@ -109,6 +109,7 @@ my %olympusLensTypes = (
     '0 32 10' => 'Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-200mm F3.5-6.3', #IB
     '0 33 00' => 'Olympus Zuiko Digital 25mm F2.8', #PH
     '0 34 00' => 'Olympus Zuiko Digital ED 9-18mm F4.0-5.6', #7
+    '0 34 10' => 'Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-45mm F4.0 Pro', #IB
     '0 35 00' => 'Olympus Zuiko Digital 14-54mm F2.8-3.5 II', #PH
     # Sigma lenses
     '1 01 00' => 'Sigma 18-50mm F3.5-5.6 DC', #8
@@ -418,6 +419,7 @@ my %olympusCameraTypes = (
     S0080 => 'E-M1X', #IB
     S0085 => 'E-PL10', #IB
     S0089 => 'E-M5MarkIII',
+    S0092 => 'E-M1MarkIII', #IB
     SR45 => 'D220',
     SR55 => 'D320L',
     SR83 => 'D340L',

data/bin/lib/Image/ExifTool/PDF.pm

@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ my %supportedFilter = (
     WRITABLE => 'string',
     # set PRIORITY to 0 so most recent Info dictionary takes precedence
     # (Acrobat Pro bug? doesn't use same object/generation number for
-    #  new Info dictionary when doing incrmental update)
+    #  new Info dictionary when doing incremental update)
     PRIORITY => 0,
     NOTES => q{
         As well as the tags listed below, the PDF specification allows for
@@ -779,7 +779,7 @@ sub FetchObject($$$$)
             return undef;
         }
         # extract the object at the specified index in the stream
-        # (offsets in table are in sequential order, so we can subract from
+        # (offsets in table are in sequential order, so we can subtract from
         #  the next offset to get the object length)
         $offset = $$table[$i + 1];
         my $len = ($$table[$i + 3] || length($$obj{_stream})) - $offset;

data/bin/lib/Image/ExifTool/PNG.pm

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ use strict;
 use vars qw($VERSION $AUTOLOAD %stdCase);
 use Image::ExifTool qw(:DataAccess :Utils);
 
-$VERSION = '1.53';
+$VERSION = '1.54';
 
 sub ProcessPNG_tEXt($$$);
 sub ProcessPNG_iTXt($$$);
@@ -118,6 +118,11 @@ my %noLeapFrog = ( SAVE => 1, SEEK => 1, IHDR => 1, JHDR => 1, IEND => 1, MEND =
         other text chunks here.  For this reason, when writing, ExifTool 11.63 and
         later create new text chunks (including XMP) before IDAT, and move existing
         text chunks to before IDAT.
+
+        The PNG format contains CRC checksums that are validated when reading with
+        either the L<Verbose|../ExifTool.html#Verbose> or L<Validate|../ExifTool.html#Validate> option.  When writing, these checksums are
+        validated by default, but the L<FastScan|../ExifTool.html#FastScan> option may be used to bypass this
+        check if speed is more of a concern.
     },
     bKGD => {
         Name => 'BackgroundColor',
@@ -614,7 +619,7 @@ my %unreg = ( Notes => 'unregistered' );
     GROUPS => { 2 => 'Image' },
     FORMAT => 'int32u',
     NOTES => q{
-        Tags found in the Animation Conrol chunk.  See
+        Tags found in the Animation Control chunk.  See
         L<https://wiki.mozilla.org/APNG_Specification> for details.
     },
     0 => {
@@ -1248,7 +1253,8 @@ sub ProcessPNG($$)
     my $datChunk = '';
     my $datCount = 0;
     my $datBytes = 0;
-    my ($n, $sig, $err, $hbuf, $dbuf, $cbuf, $fastScan);
+    my $fastScan = $et->Options('FastScan');
+    my ($n, $sig, $err, $hbuf, $dbuf, $cbuf);
     my ($wasHdr, $wasEnd, $wasDat, $doTxt, @txtOffset);
 
     # check to be sure this is a valid PNG/MNG/JNG image
@@ -1264,7 +1270,6 @@ sub ProcessPNG($$)
         # initialize with same directories, with PNG tags taking priority
         $et->InitWriteDirs(\%pngMap,'PNG');
     } else {
-        $fastScan = $et->Options('FastScan');
         # disable buffering in FastScan mode
         $$raf{NoBuffer} = 1 if $fastScan;
     }
@@ -1427,7 +1432,7 @@ sub ProcessPNG($$)
             $et->Warn("Corrupted $fileType image") unless $wasEnd;
             last;
         }
-        if ($verbose or $validate or $outfile) {
+        if ($verbose or $validate or ($outfile and not $fastScan)) {
             # check CRC when in verbose mode (since we don't care about speed)
             my $crc = CalculateCRC(\$hbuf, undef, 4);
             $crc = CalculateCRC(\$dbuf, $crc);

data/bin/lib/Image/ExifTool/Panasonic.pm

@@ -2449,7 +2449,7 @@ sub ProcessLeicaLEIC($$$)
 #------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # Process MakerNote trailer written by Leica S2
 # Inputs: 0) ExifTool object ref, 1) new absolute position of Leica trailer when writing
-# Returns: On success: 1 when reading, directory data when writing; othewise undef
+# Returns: On success: 1 when reading, directory data when writing; otherwise undef
 # Notes:
 # - may be called twice for a file if the first call doesn't succeed
 # - must leave RAF position unchanged

data/bin/lib/Image/ExifTool/Pentax.pm

@@ -4309,15 +4309,15 @@ my %binaryDataAttrs = (
         Name => 'LC3',
         %lensCode,
     },
-    5 => { # LC4 = abberation correction, near distance data
+    5 => { # LC4 = aberation correction, near distance data
         Name => 'LC4',
         %lensCode,
     },
-    6 => { # LC5 = light color abberation correction data
+    6 => { # LC5 = light color aberation correction data
         Name => 'LC5',
         %lensCode,
     },
-    7 => { # LC6 = open abberation data
+    7 => { # LC6 = open aberation data
         Name => 'LC6',
         %lensCode,
     },

data/bin/lib/Image/ExifTool/Photoshop.pm

@@ -545,7 +545,7 @@ my %unicodeString = (
         PrintConv => 'sprintf("%d%%",$val)',
     },
     # tags extracted from additional layer information (tag ID's are real)
-    # - must be able to accomodate a blank entry to preserve the list ordering
+    # - must be able to accommodate a blank entry to preserve the list ordering
     luni => {
         Name => 'LayerUnicodeNames',
         List => 1,

data/bin/lib/Image/ExifTool/QuickTime.pm

@@ -6295,7 +6295,7 @@ my %eeBox = (
         #   tsas - temporal sublayer sample
         #   stsa - step-wise temporal layer access
         #   avss - AVC sample
-        #   tscl - temporal layer scaleability
+        #   tscl - temporal layer scalability
         #   sync - sync sample
     },
     subs => {
@@ -7391,7 +7391,7 @@ sub FixWrongFormat($)
 #------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # Convert ISO 6709 string to standard lag/lon format
 # Inputs: 0) ISO 6709 string (lat, lon, and optional alt)
-# Returns: position in decimal degress with altitude if available
+# Returns: position in decimal degrees with altitude if available
 # Notes: Wikipedia indicates altitude may be in feet -- how is this specified?
 sub ConvertISO6709($)
 {
@@ -7610,7 +7610,12 @@ sub PrintableTagID($;$)
 #  ConstructionMethod - offset type: 0=file, 1=idat, 2=item
 #  DataReferenceIndex - 0 for "this file", otherwise index in dref box
 #  BaseOffset         - base for file offsets
-#  Extents            - list of index,offset,length,nlen,lenPt details for data in file
+#  Extents            - list of details for data in file:
+#                           0) index  (extent_index)
+#                           1) offset (extent_offset)
+#                           2) length (extent_length)
+#                           3) nlen   (length_size)
+#                           4) lenPt  (pointer to length word)
 # infe:
 #  ProtectionIndex    - index if item is protected (0 for unprotected)
 #  Name               - item name
@@ -8514,7 +8519,7 @@ ItemID:         foreach $id (keys %$items) {
                             last ItemID;
                         } elsif ($$item{DocNum}) {
                             # this property is already associated with an item that has
-                            # an ExifTool document number, so use the lowest assocated DocNum
+                            # an ExifTool document number, so use the lowest associated DocNum
                             $docNum = $$item{DocNum} if not defined $docNum or $docNum > $$item{DocNum};
                         } elsif (not defined $lowest or $lowest > $id) {
                             # keep track of the lowest associated item ID

data/bin/lib/Image/ExifTool/QuickTimeStream.pl

@@ -560,7 +560,7 @@ sub SaveMetaKeys($$$)
         my ($tagID, $format, $pid);
         if ($verbose) {
             $pid = PrintableTagID($id,1);
-            $et->VPrint(0, "$oldIndent+ [Metdata Key entry, Local ID=$pid, $size bytes]\n");
+            $et->VPrint(0, "$oldIndent+ [Metadata Key entry, Local ID=$pid, $size bytes]\n");
             $$et{INDENT} .= '| ';
         }
 

data/bin/lib/Image/ExifTool/README

@@ -174,7 +174,7 @@ key:
 
   PREFERRED : Set to true if the tags in this table should always be added when
   writing information.  Overrides the order specified by SetNewGroups().  When
-  this feature is used, it may also be desireable to specify a preferred group
+  this feature is used, it may also be desirable to specify a preferred group
   when calling InitWriteDirs() to write these tags; this avoids creating other
   directories for tags which are already being creating in the preferred group.
 
@@ -573,53 +573,53 @@ numerical, and generated automatically otherwise.
                   split at whitespace into a list of items and each item is
                   converted by the associated entry in the ValueConv list.  A
                   special value of 'REPEAT' may be used to repeat the previous
-                  conversion for all remaning elements).  If a hash reference is
-                  used and the Raw value doesn't appear as one of the keys, then
-                  the converted value is set to "Unknown (X)", where X is the
-                  Raw value (unless either of the special keys exist: 'BITMASK',
-                  a reference to a hash used to decode individual value bits; or
-                  'OTHER', a reference to a subroutine used to convert unknown
-                  values.  The OTHER subroutine takes 3 arguments: the value, a
-                  flag which is set for the inverse conversion, and a reference
-                  to the PrintConv hash, and returns the converted value or
-                  undef on error -- it may call warn() to return an error
-                  message.  The lookup hash may also contain a 'Notes' entry
-                  which is used for documentation if the SeparateTable flag is
-                  set).  In an expression, $self is a reference to the current
-                  ExifTool object, $val is the Raw value, and $tag is the tag
-                  key.  The subroutine takes 2 arguments: the Raw value and a
-                  reference to the current ExifTool object.  The advanced
-                  formatting expression (if any) may be accessed via the
-                  ExifTool "FMT_EXPR" member variable.  The expression or
-                  subroutine is evaluated if and when the tag value is requested
-                  (ie. only after all extraction is complete), so if necessary
-                  at this time the values of all other tags are available via
-                  calls to $self->GetValue("Tag","Raw").  (Note: In theory,
-                  types other than "Raw" may be accessed, but they are slower
-                  and may lead to cyclical dependencies so they should be
-                  avoided).  When evaluated, the expression or subroutine
-                  returns a scalar for the converted value, a SCALAR reference
-                  to a binary data value (see the 'Binary' flag), or an ARRAY
-                  reference for a list of values.  The return value should
-                  always be defined -- use RawConv instead to return undef if it
-                  is necessary to test the value for validity, otherwise an
-                  undef tag may hide a previously defined value when the
-                  Duplicates option is not enabled.  If this isn't possible (as
-                  with Composite tags where the converted values of the source
-                  tags are needed), set the Priority to 0 to avoid taking
-                  priority over a valid tag.  If ValueConv is not specified, the
-                  Raw value is not converted.  Composite tags which Require or
-                  Desire other tags may access the ValueConv, PrintConv and Raw
-                  values of these tags through the elements of the @val, @prt
-                  and @raw lists respectively (only if there was no RawConv or
-                  it returned a hash reference).  For these tags, $val may be
-                  used in an expression to represent $val[0], and the first
-                  argument passed for a code reference is a reference to @val.
-                  Note:  Warnings issued by these conversions are intercepted by
-                  ExifTool and saved as Warning tags, but since ValueConv and
-                  PrintConv conversions are done on demand, the warnings may be
-                  generated after the list of extracted tags is returned, so may
-                  easily be missed.
+                  conversion for all remaining elements).  If a hash reference
+                  is used and the Raw value doesn't appear as one of the keys,
+                  then the converted value is set to "Unknown (X)", where X is
+                  the Raw value (unless either of the special keys exist:
+                  'BITMASK', a reference to a hash used to decode individual
+                  value bits; or 'OTHER', a reference to a subroutine used to
+                  convert unknown values.  The OTHER subroutine takes 3
+                  arguments: the value, a flag which is set for the inverse
+                  conversion, and a reference to the PrintConv hash, and returns
+                  the converted value or undef on error -- it may call warn() to
+                  return an error message. The lookup hash may also contain a
+                  'Notes' entry which is used for documentation if the
+                  SeparateTable flag is set). In an expression, $self is a
+                  reference to the current ExifTool object, $val is the Raw
+                  value, and $tag is the tag key.  The subroutine takes 2
+                  arguments: the Raw value and a reference to the current
+                  ExifTool object.  The advanced formatting expression (if any)
+                  may be accessed via the ExifTool "FMT_EXPR" member variable. 
+                  The expression or subroutine is evaluated if and when the tag
+                  value is requested (ie. only after all extraction is
+                  complete), so if necessary at this time the values of all
+                  other tags are available via calls to
+                  $self->GetValue("Tag","Raw").  (Note: In theory, types other
+                  than "Raw" may be accessed, but they are slower and may lead
+                  to cyclical dependencies so they should be avoided).  When
+                  evaluated, the expression or subroutine returns a scalar for
+                  the converted value, a SCALAR reference to a binary data value
+                  (see the 'Binary' flag), or an ARRAY reference for a list of
+                  values.  The return value should always be defined -- use
+                  RawConv instead to return undef if it is necessary to test the
+                  value for validity, otherwise an undef tag may hide a
+                  previously defined value when the Duplicates option is not
+                  enabled. If this isn't possible (as with Composite tags where
+                  the converted values of the source tags are needed), set the
+                  Priority to 0 to avoid taking priority over a valid tag. If
+                  ValueConv is not specified, the Raw value is not converted. 
+                  Composite tags which Require or Desire other tags may access
+                  the ValueConv, PrintConv and Raw values of these tags through
+                  the elements of the @val, @prt and @raw lists respectively
+                  (only if there was no RawConv or it returned a hash
+                  reference).  For these tags, $val may be used in an expression
+                  to represent $val[0], and the first argument passed for a code
+                  reference is a reference to @val. Note:  Warnings issued by
+                  these conversions are intercepted by ExifTool and saved as
+                  Warning tags, but since ValueConv and PrintConv conversions
+                  are done on demand, the warnings may be generated after the
+                  list of extracted tags is returned, so may easily be missed.
 
   PrintConv     : This entry is similar to ValueConv above, except that it is
                   used to further convert the tag value to a human readable
@@ -766,7 +766,7 @@ numerical, and generated automatically otherwise.
                   is set to zero), and for EXIF-type tables gives format for
                   writing.  Writable may be set to 1 for MakerNotes information
                   because the existing format is always used, however providing
-                  a format is desireable because it is used in validating the
+                  a format is desirable because it is used in validating the
                   value.  Set to 2 for tag to show "yes" in the Writable column
                   of the tag name documentation even when there is no WRITE_PROC
                   defined (eg. if it is written via an Extra tag).  For EXIF
@@ -1016,7 +1016,7 @@ numerical, and generated automatically otherwise.
                   The following variables may be used in the expression: $val
                   (value of the tag), $dirData (reference to directory data),
                   $subdirStart (offset to subdirectory start) and $size (size of
-                  subdirectory).  Returns true if subirectory is valid.
+                  subdirectory).  Returns true if subdirectory is valid.
 
      ProcessProc: If given, specifies processing procedure used to decode this
                   subdirectory data.  This overrides the default procedure
@@ -1095,7 +1095,7 @@ flattened tags are allowed, and are used when it is necessary to change the Name
 or Description of a flattened tag.  The flattened tag information hash entries
 are copied from the corresponding structure field definitions, even for
 pre-defined flattened tags.  The exception is that the List property is
-generated automatically unless explicity set to 0 in a pre-defined flattened
+generated automatically unless explicitly set to 0 in a pre-defined flattened
 tag.
 
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

data/bin/lib/Image/ExifTool/RIFF.pm

@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ my %code2charset = (
     0x64 => 'APICOM G.726 ADPCM',
     0x65 => 'APICOM G.722 ADPCM',
     0x66 => 'Microsoft DSAT', #6
-    0x67 => 'Micorsoft DSAT DISPLAY', #6
+    0x67 => 'Microsoft DSAT DISPLAY', #6
     0x69 => 'Voxware Byte Aligned', #7
     0x70 => 'Voxware AC8', #7
     0x71 => 'Voxware AC10', #7
@@ -339,7 +339,7 @@ my %code2charset = (
         these files, information is extracted from subsequent RIFF chunks as
         sub-documents, but the Duration is calculated for the full video.
     },
-    # (not 100% sure that the concatination technique mentioned above is valid - PH)
+    # (not 100% sure that the concatenation technique mentioned above is valid - PH)
    'fmt ' => {
         Name => 'AudioFormat',
         SubDirectory => { TagTable => 'Image::ExifTool::RIFF::AudioFormat' },

data/bin/lib/Image/ExifTool/RTF.pm

@@ -153,7 +153,7 @@ sub UnescapeRTF($$$)
         $val =~ tr/\n\r//d; # ignore CR's and LF's
         return $val;
     }
-    # CR/LF is signficant if it terminates a control sequence (so change these to a space)
+    # CR/LF is significant if it terminates a control sequence (so change these to a space)
     # (was $val =~ s/(^|[^\\])((?:\\\\)*)(\\[a-zA-Z]+(?:-?\d+)?)[\n\r]/$1$2$3 /g;)
     $val =~ s/\\(?:([a-zA-Z]+(?:-?\d+)?)[\n\r]|(.))/'\\'.($1 ? "$1 " : $2)/sge;
     # protect the newline control sequence by converting to a \par command

data/bin/lib/Image/ExifTool/Samsung.pm

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
 #               4) Jaroslav Stepanek via rt.cpan.org
 #               5) Nick Livchits private communication
 #               6) Sreerag Raghavan private communication (SM-C200)
-#               IB) Iliah Borg private communcation (LibRaw)
+#               IB) Iliah Borg private communication (LibRaw)
 #               NJ) Niels Kristian Bech Jensen private communication
 #------------------------------------------------------------------------------