On Fri, Nov 03, 2017 at 06:59:03PM -0400, Patrick Shanahan wrote:
> * Peter Prangley <[email protected]> [11-03-17 18:42]:
> > Re my previous message asking about a plugin for Canon RAW files (i.e.
> > .CRW extensions) I forgot to mention that I am using Windows 10.
>
> afaik, there is no "plugin". you need to get a conversion utility such as
> dcraw that will hand off the converted "raw" file to gimp. I personally
> use dcraw but on linux and have no idea what will work on windows.
>
> gud luk,
I'm amused by the idea of no plugin - been using ufraw in 2.8 for
some years. But 2.8 is, of course, only 8-bit. For larger bit
depths in 2.9 I have recently tried PhFGimp (gimp plugin for
PhotoFlow). And this list has in the last few months had mention
of nufraw (a fork of ufraw, when mentioned on the list a fix to
compile it against recent 2.9 was mentioned - I haven't tried it
yet).
But for windows users, probably it will be easiest to use Partha's
builds of the gimp (2.9) (I don't have a link) which I think include
both nufraw for the plugin and g'mic for its extra filters.
ĸen
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