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Software News : UFRaw 0.17 for AmiCygnix released / status "The Gimp"
Posted by cygnusEd on 2010/8/27 22:40:21 (2027 reads) News by the same author
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With UFRaw you can edit and convert RAW images. The program is based on Dave
Coffin's "DCRaw" and supports various formats.

UFRaw can be used standalone and as a plug-in for the image editor "The Gimp".
The installer script detects an already installed Gimp package and the plug-in
can be installed automatically.


UFRAw can read Exif data and supports color management using "Little CMS"
(lcms).


Supported formats
-----------------

* Unidentified Flying Raw (*.ufraw)
* Adobe Digital Negative (*.dng)
* Canon RaW (*.crw, *.cr2)
* Fuji raw image (*.raf)
* Kodak raw image (*.dcr, *.k25, *.kdc)
* Minolta raw image (*.mrw)
* Nikon raw image (*.nef)
* Olympus raw image (*.orf)
* Panasonic raw image (*.raw)
* Pentax raw image (*.pef)
* Sigma raw image (*.x3f)
* Sony Raw Format (*.srf, *.sr2)
* Alpha Raw format (*.arw)

Downloads: ufraw.lha

Homepages: http://ufraw.sourceforge.net

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The Gimp
--------

The uploads regarding "The Gimp" are finished now. All working plug-ins are
published.

Unfortunately following standard plug-ins are not working yet:

* script-fu
* print
* help + helpbrowser (Gimp help system)
* poppler (PDF documents)
* pygimp (Python scripts)
* imagemap
* spheredesigner
* fractaltrace


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PEB
Published: 2010/8/28 18:55  Updated: 2010/8/28 18:55
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Joined: 11/29/2006
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 Re: UFRaw 0.17 for AmiCygnix released / status "The ...
Edgar,

Thanks for all your hard work getting Gimp to function so well! This is a very powerful and useful piece of software.

(I will probably never use many of the plugins that you released; but its nice to have them there in case I want to.)
Elwood
Published: 2010/8/28 22:19  Updated: 2010/8/28 22:19
Just can't stay away
Joined: 12/09/2006
From: Lyon, France
Comments: 1363
 Re: UFRaw 0.17 for AmiCygnix released / status "The ...
Hum, UFRAw could be done in datatypes. Just a thought
TSK
Published: 2010/8/29 10:39  Updated: 2010/8/29 10:39
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Joined: 02/23/2007
From: Finland, the land of Santa, sauna, sisu and salmiakki
Comments: 1198
 Re: UFRaw 0.17 for AmiCygnix released / status "The ...
@Elwood
Maybe you could make the datatype !?
328gts
Published: 2010/8/31 2:51  Updated: 2010/8/31 2:51
Home away from home
Joined: 07/07/2009
From: Man Cave, Canada
Comments: 3013
 Re: UFRaw 0.17 for AmiCygnix released / status "The ...
thanks again Edgar! Gimp works great
cygnusEd
Published: 2010/9/1 15:33  Updated: 2010/9/1 15:33
Quite a regular
Joined: 12/24/2006
From: Germany
Comments: 566
 Re: UFRaw 0.17 for AmiCygnix released / status "The ...
@PEB

Yes, especially the filter plug-ins are more or less "nice to have". But I recommend to install the color plug-ins. Good for enhancing bad photos.


@ Elwood, TSK

You only need the sources of DCRaw (http://www.cybercom.net/~dcoffin/dcraw) for a datatype


@ 328gts

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