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I always recommend RawTherapee for serious photography work. In addition to having been (at least originally) written by a complete colour theory geek and featu
by strogonoff 7mo ago
I always recommend RawTherapee for serious photography work. In addition to having been (at least originally) written by a complete colour theory geek and featuring a treasure trove of knowledge in the form of its companion RawPedia, it supports a whole host of raw formats, X-Trans RAFs among them (although Foveon X3Fs regrettably still an open issue).
- eloisius 7mo agoI appreciate RawTherapee too and used it for a long time, but I started to notice that it really can’t match DPP for rendering Canon raw images. The denoising is nowhere near as good and it takes a lot of work to make the colors come out as good as DPP which has same processing profiles like “Faithful” that just look great out of the box.
- prmoustache 7mo agoWhat is DPP? I find it courteous in a conversation when the full name is provided before the first occurence of an acronym. I had to look for it and for those who are as puzzled as I found Canon Digital Photo professional (RAW Image Processing, Viewing and Editing Software). Pentax user here (hobby level), I am not aware of the other brands ecosystems.
- strogonoff 7mo agoDenoising is a weak part of RT, but I find with proper lighting it is rarely needed… At least for my use cases.
- ekianjo 7mo agoI have one Foveon camera, any hope for Foveon X3Fs support outside of RawTherapee? DarkTable does not process them correctly either