Search all APP2 sections for ICC profile data #21
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Apple phones often include several images in one file using the Multi-Picture Format standard. This is implemented via a MPF0 object within an APP2 section. Pel should search for the ICC section instead of returning the first APP2 section.
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Worth a note that this adds a call to |
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Thank you, can you add an automated test for this, including a test image? |
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I put a test image on issue #20 . I can try to write a test some time, but I'm not familiar with the test framework. |
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See issue #20 .
Apple phones often include several images in one file using the Multi-Picture Format standard. This is implemented via a MPF0 object within an APP2 section. Pel should search for the ICC section instead of returning the first APP2 section.