This release has a number of bug fixes, and also switches to a new LibRAW (DCRAW) version, which offers support for a large number of more recent RAW camera file formats. The functions have been tested in Linux and Windows,
micaToolbox v2.2 release
This update mostly contains really major changes under the hood, but also a new image alignment feature: Switch to LibRAW from DCRAW, meaning it’s more future-proof and works with pretty much all the latest digital cameras. Affine align: this is
micaToolbox RAW file handling update
The micaToolbox is being updated to work with LibRAW as a replacement for DCRAW (which is no longer maintained). This means the micaToolbox will work with the latest Canon .cr3 files for example. You can download a beta release of
micaToolbox v2.1.0 release
Version 2.1.0 includes two main changes: Desaturation Function Sensor noise can create false chromatic information in dark parts of the image. We’ve therefore introduced a desaturation function available when converting an image to cone-catch. Image visualisation sRGB false colour The
QCPA paper press release:
Link to QCPA Paper Humans are now closer to seeing through the eyes of animals, thanks to an innovative software framework developed by researchers from the University of Queensland and the University of Exeter. PhD candidate Cedric van den Berg
Video Introduction to micaToolbox V2 and the QCPA Framework
BETA release of micaToolbox V2 & QCPA
The BETA version of the QCPA framework and micaToolbox version 2 is now available! This release makes a huge range of sophisticated animal vision modelling and analysis tools available to everyone. The BioRxiv pre-print manuscript detailing the QCPA framework is