vinod chemmi wrote:i am doing some Iris Biometric study with biometric service providers. My requirement is to convert some kind1 iso images to raw images.
OK, but it's the "raw image" part that I don't follow. Even at 100% quality, a JPEG image is
lossy, as explained above, so conversion back to a raw image will result in
some loss of detail. There are several proprietary "raw image" protocols around, mostly provided by digital camera companies for use in their own equipment, that contain a lot more information than just the bitmap of pixels, and may even involve some
lossless compression.
As for 'kind1', the only pages I've been able to find on Google are for (a) a Chinese snack-food company, or (b) genetic mutation; so I'm not quite sure what either would have to do with biometrics.
I think we need a bit more detail please.
Winston