I would like to decode my Canon EOS 6D camera RAWs using DCRAW.
My problem is that I want to retain the original picture style of the photo (including the ICC profile) during the RAW conversion to JPEG format.
I am using the following script:
for i in *.CR2; do newname=${i%CR2}jpg; dcraw -t 0 -c -w -o 1 -v -h "$i" | cjpeg -quality 95 -optimize -progressive > "$newname"; exiftool -overwrite_original -tagsFromFile "$i" "$newname"; done
I know that I could test the -p option if I can generate the ICC profile from a chart photo processed with dcraw -4 -o 0. However, for other reasons I'm not able to do that.
How can I convert RAW files into JPEG that maintain the original style of the photo (e.g. "landscape", "portrait")? Do you think it's possible? Is there another, better way to do the same thing?
