* Fix reading of black-and-white (thresholded) TIFF images
I recently updated my local OpenCV version to 3.4.3 and found out that
I could not read my TIFF images related to my project. After debugging I
found out that there has been some static analysis fixes made
that accidentally have broken reading those black-and-white TIFF images.
Commit hash in which reading of mentioned TIFF images has been broken:
cbb1e867e5
Basically the fix is to revert back to the same functionality that has been there before,
when black-and-white images are read bpp (bitspersample) is 1.
Without the case 1: this TiffDecoder::readHeader() function always return false.
* Added type and default error message
* Added stdexcept include
* Use CV_Error instead of throw std::runtime_error
* imgcodecs(test): add TIFF B/W decoding tests
* may be an typo fix
* remove identical branch,may be paste error
* add parentheses around macro parameter
* simplify if condition
* check malloc fail
* change the condition of branch removed by commit 3041502861318c85d901e8c08226ff67898c77ed
* fix cv::imwrite to allow cv::UMat and vectors of it to be written
* cv::imwrite failure handling improvements
* Unit test for regression testing imwrite support for and fix whitespace
* added write as pbm
* add tests for pbm
* imgcodecs: PBM support
- drop additional PBM parameters
- write: fix P1/P4 mode (no maxval 255 value after width/height)
- write: invert values for P1/P4
- write: P1: compact ASCII mode (no spaces)
- simplify pbm test
- drop .pxm extension (http://netpbm.sourceforge.net/doc/ doesn't know such extension)
* Fix issue #10114
Convert table change
From:
CV_8U -> HALF
CV_8S -> HALF
CV_16U -> UINT
CV_16S -> UINT
CV_32S -> UINT
CV_32F -> FLOAT
To:
CV_8U -> HALF
CV_8S -> HALF
CV_16U -> UINT
CV_16S -> FLOAT
CV_32S -> FLOAT loss precision
CV_32F -> FLOAT
Signed integer can't be presented well with UINT. Even adjust bias, CV16S and CV32S will be confused when load from exr file.
Also fix CV_8S negative value incorrect bug
* EXR import and export
imread() from EXR returns CV_32F only
imwrite() accepts CV_32 cv::Mat only and stores FLOAT images by default. Add imwrite() flag to store in HALF format.
* fix compiling error
* clean up
* fix EXR import issues
