RawTherapee and other open-source projects require access to sample raw files from various camera makes and models in order to support those raw formats correctly. Improvements of various camera models (new DCP dual-illuminant input profiles, raw crops, white levels, etc.), speedups and optimizations to various tools, better memory management, various bug fixes.If you have an ICC or DCP input profile for your CR3-producing camera, you will need to point RawTherapee to it manually (Color tab > Color Management > Input Profile > Custom). CR3 support: image data is decoded so you can process your raw files, but metadata is not supported yet.
Capture Sharpening in combination with Post-Resize Sharpening allows for detailed and crisp results. It takes place right after demosaicing, and as it works in linear space it is not prone to haloing.
Automatically recover detail lost to lens blur (diffraction) using the new Capture Sharpening tool, located in the “Raw” tab. If RawTherapee 5.8 is not yet available in your package manager, you can use the AppImage: Software should be installed through your distribution’s package manager. Drag sh into the “Full Disk Access” pane under the “Privacy” tab in the “Security & Privacy” control panel in “Apple menu” > “System Preferences”. Click “Go” > “Go to Folder…⇧⌘G” (Command-Shift-G), and go to /bin. dmg file, then drag the RawTherapee app onto the Applications folder.Īttention macOS 10.15 Catalina users: RawTherapee needs to be “authorized” to allow it to open photographs on your disk. To install RawTherapee, download the build and open the. If you downloaded RawTherapee 5.8 for Windows previously, please download the new build and re-install. We found an issue with the original 5.8 Windows installer, it was missing the Profiled Lens Correction (Lensfun) database, so there is now a new installer from which includes this database. 
RawTherapee 5.8 has been released! Windows Build Repackaged
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