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Uggh. At the moment, many open source photography software projects are lacking support for CR3 due to an ambiguous patent situation. It seems that CR3 may include technologies covered by some patents, and Canon has refused to comment on whether or not they intend to pursue legal action against open source reader implementations. The response of the developers has been, undertstably, to forego implementation to avoid getting sued.
https://github.com/darktable-org/darktable/issues/2170
Recent notes are all about HEIF (~= iOS HEIC). It seems alarming to me that so many devices (Canon and iPhone at least) are putting out patent-encumbered HEIF/HEIC files while the available decoders are so incredibly slow.
Last I looked, libHEIF is >50x slower than the built-in iOS decoders, which makes the format hundreds of times slower to decode than JPEG. With JPEG, the differences between free decoders and the "best" ones has been 2-3x in speed, but 50x slower is a huge cost that makes these formats unworkable for a whole lot of things, like most webservers.
Does anyone know if things are getting better here?
As an example, here are some 2019 benchmarks of Apple's HEIC decoder vs. libHEIF:
https://github.com/joedrago/avif/issues/11
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