How do I open ShadoCam images with another application?
ShadoCam images use the raw file format which consists of a signed, 16-bit integer value for each pixel. There is no image header. We use signed integers (values ranging from -32768 to 32767) rather than unsigned integers (values ranging from 0 to 65535) to allow for negative pixel values, for example due to the random noise in a dark part of the image. The files are stored in the Big-Endian format (also known as the non-Intel, Motorola or Mac byte order), which means the high byte precedes the low byte in each pixel value stored in the file. To open a ShadoCam image in another application such as Photoshop, first make sure that your software can open or import 16-bit images. There should be a dialog in which you specify the image parameters such as the number of rows and columns and the pixel type. Enter the image size of your camera, and the pixel parameters described above. Note that many applications immediately map the 16-bit image into an 8-bit gray scale, which means that you ma
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