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http://www.hdfgroup.org/HDF5/doc/UG/UG_frame12Dataspaces.html says:
"Dataspace dimensions are numbered from 1 to rank. HDF5 uses C storage
conventions, assuming that the last listed dimension is the fastest-changing
dimension and the first-listed dimension is the slowest changing."
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In more recent data, we don't use it.
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This makes the saturation correction do something which looks sensible.
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Also, remove bloom - it's not a useful model for what really happens and takes
too long (this isn't a detector simulation..)
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Let's not pretend we can really do this.
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