Tiff: Support decoding f16 images#3015
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Resolves #2795
Based on #3014
Changes:
ExtendedColorType::{L16F, La16F, Rgb16F, Rgba16F}.I added support for decoding f16 TIFF images by converting them to f32. This is a lossless conversion, if a bit inefficient. Importantly, this does not add new dependencies. I used the methods on
half::f16exposed by thetiffcrate to avoid addinghalfto our direct dependencies.This correctly decodes the f16 test images from image-rs/image-tiff#257. (Interestingly, a lot of programs don't seem to decode f16 correctly and interpret it as u16. From the programs I tested, only GIMP and Photoshop decode them correctly.)
TODO:
ExtendedColorType, because I probably messed up the order of variants, which breaks serde backwards compat.halfcrate has optimized methods for converting a slice of f16s to a slice of f32s, but that requires takinghalfas a direct dependency. We need to decide whether we want that.