Is there a way to extract the depth/disparity data from an iPhone-created .heic file? (Hopefully) relevant portions of the metadata below:
$ exiftool -a -G APC_0005.heic
[ExifTool] ExifTool Version Number : 12.05
[File] File Name : APC_0005.heic
[QuickTime] Num Temporal Layers : 1
[QuickTime] Temporal ID Nested : No
[QuickTime] Image Spatial Extent : 768x576
[QuickTime] Image Pixel Depth : 8
[QuickTime] Auxiliary Image Type : urn:mpeg:hevc:2015:auxid:2
[QuickTime] Media Data Size : 2852148
[QuickTime] Media Data Offset : 3730
[XMP] XMP Toolkit : XMP Core 5.4.0
[XMP] Auxiliary Image Type : disparity
[XMP] Native Format : 1751411059
[XMP] Float Max Value : 2.621094
[XMP] Stored Format : 1278226488
[XMP] Int Max Value : 255
[XMP] Int Min Value : 0
[EXIF] Make : Apple
[EXIF] Camera Model Name : iPhone XS
[EXIF] Lens Model : iPhone XS back dual camera 6mm f/2.4
Mail me a sample and I'll take a look (philharvey66 at gmail.com).
- Phil
I got the sample, thanks. I've taken a quick look, and it isn't obvious how to get this image, but I'll look into it more closely when I get a chance.
- Phil