Rawtherapee levels full#

I just spent weeks getting up to speed on the new RGB workflow in Darktable. The lack of local edits has always kept me away from Raw Therapy although I like it a lot otherwise.

It was released on February 15th 2020.ĭevelopment is very active and the developer is open to ideas about optimizing various aspects and features of the program.

The 'inspector mode' tool of the file browser has been significantly enhanced.

pp3, to avoid conflicts with RawTherapee.

Snapshots are now permanent, saved in the processing profiles.

Star ratings and colour labels can be loaded and stored from/to XMP sidecar files.

Rawtherapee levels full#

Full support for Canon CR3 raw files, thanks to LibRaw (for decoding) and exiftool (for metadata handling).Better metadata handling (thanks to the exiv2 and exiftool libraries), with (optional) support for reading and writing XMP sidecar files.A new automatic perspective correction tool (taken from darktable) has been added.Various new tools for performing local edits have been added, with support for various masking modes (both drawn and parametric).

The user interface and the underlying processing pipeline have been significantly restructured, with many tools removed, some new tools added, and several tools rewritten and/or refactored.The Getting Started page of RawPedia can be used to get a first idea of how the program works.Ĭompared to RawTherapee, ART differs in the following main aspects: These are its main features, as described on the project's home page:Īt a first glance, ART appears very similar to RawTherapee. As I haven't found a thread related to this, I am starting one as a heads up about a new and extremely streamlined fork of RawTherapee, ART, a free, open-source, cross-platform raw image processing program.