Change monochrome reinterpretation requirements from pixel data readers #498
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…mplementations When decoding monochrome images, `decode` and `decode_frame` should retain the photometric interpretation of the source object (monochrome1 or monochrome2) This is the most intuitive approach with less effort for decoders. Plus clarify that the frame index is 0-based
…oding - decoding a monochrome image no longer implies a change to the photometric interpretation
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- gdcm decoder will also convert monochrome1 to monochrome2
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This fixes a mismatch between the pixel data readers' monochrome output and the way that said output was being used, thus fixing cases where the photometric interpretation was being erroneously changed from MONOCHROME1 to MONOCHROME2 for encapsulated pixel data.
Summary
decodeanddecode_frameshould retain the photometric interpretation of the source object (monochrome1 or monochrome2)This is the most intuitive approach with less effort for decoders. It does not apply to GDCM integration though, which will convert monochrome1 images to monochrome2.