Dumping *entire* raw image to HTML

[solvingPuzzles]

I'm using Exiftool to process/analyze some raw images. My images are in the Canon CR2 raw image format.

Here's an example raw image to work with: IMG_5524.CR2(http://dl.dropbox.com/u/35993/Raw_Images_10-15-12/IMG_5524.CR2). This is what the image looks like as a small JPEG:


I'm trying to use the -htmldump flag to output all of the raw image data to an HTML file.
    exiftool -htmldump IMG_5524.CR2 > IMG_5524.html

It looks like Exiftool is only outputing a very small chunk of the raw data to HTML. In the output HTML (IMG_5524.html), there are several lines like this: [snip 1046954 lines]. For example:


I tried using the -all:all flag, but I still got only a small subset of the data printed to HTML. How can I get Exiftool to dump the ENTIRE raw data to HTML?


A few other notes:

- Raw text is fine too; HTML isn't the only acceptable format. I just want real text as opposed to binary data.

- Motivation: From a big-picture perspective, I want to test some alternative methods for demosaicing and denoising raw images. Exiftool seems like an easy method for converting raw images from binary format to usable pixel values.

[Phil Harvey]

The verbosity level controls the amount of these large data blocks that is printed.  Add -v5 option to the output to write as much as possible (maybe too much! -- you will wind up with an HTML file with more than 1000000 lines, which will be very slow to generate and display in your browser).

- Phil

[solvingPuzzles]

Thanks!