Thomas Richter
2009-01-11 19:15:49 UTC
Dear Sirs,
under which conditions does ILM release the OpenEXR example images found
http://www.openexr.com/downloads.html? Background for this question is
the following: As a member of the German delegation of the JPEG
committee (ISO SC29/WG01) I'm currently looking into the evaluation of
floating-point based high-dynamic range compression algorithms. However,
finding suitable test material turned out to be quite hard. OpenEXR and
the openEXR sample images look like an excellent source the JPEG should
consider - however the licensing conditions of the posted images are
unfortunately not clear enough to allow this right away.
Hence, I'm kindly asking you under which conditions it is acceptable to:
o) use the images as test material for internal testing in the ISO only
and/or
o) use the images as test material in scientific publications?
and/or
o) reprint the images as part of a scientific publication?
Could you provide me with a contact point who could provide definite
answers for the above questions?
Best regards, and greetings from the University of Stuttgart, Germany,
Thomas Richter
under which conditions does ILM release the OpenEXR example images found
http://www.openexr.com/downloads.html? Background for this question is
the following: As a member of the German delegation of the JPEG
committee (ISO SC29/WG01) I'm currently looking into the evaluation of
floating-point based high-dynamic range compression algorithms. However,
finding suitable test material turned out to be quite hard. OpenEXR and
the openEXR sample images look like an excellent source the JPEG should
consider - however the licensing conditions of the posted images are
unfortunately not clear enough to allow this right away.
Hence, I'm kindly asking you under which conditions it is acceptable to:
o) use the images as test material for internal testing in the ISO only
and/or
o) use the images as test material in scientific publications?
and/or
o) reprint the images as part of a scientific publication?
Could you provide me with a contact point who could provide definite
answers for the above questions?
Best regards, and greetings from the University of Stuttgart, Germany,
Thomas Richter