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Add 16 bit image support #718
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I wasn't sure how you feel about requiring more external libraries besides Qt and lxml, but since there was a request about this feature (#683), I didn't see any other way besides loading the images with opencv.
This may even support more image formats than Qt does out of the box, and I took care to make sure that image formats not supported by opencv (like svg) can be labeled using Qt's image loading mechanism.