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Welcome to RawTherapee's documentation!
If you're a new user, don't miss the Getting Started page to quickly learn your way around this awesome raw image processing program.
If you're an experienced user, here you have an index of all the topics covered.
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RawTherapee
General Information
- Getting Started
- Features
- Download
- The Floating Point Engine
- Bit Depth
- RGB and Lab
- About Noise Reduction
- The File Browser
- The Queue
- The Editor
- Batch Adjustments - Sync
- Saving Images
- Edit Current Image in External Editor
- Adding Support for New Raw Formats
- File Paths
- Preferences
- GIMP Plugin
- ICC Profile Creator
- Making a Portable Installation
- Command-Line Options
- Keyboard Shortcuts
- Toolchain pipeline - Colorimetry
Processing Profiles
Processing Profile Scripts
Bundled Processing Profiles
Tool Description
Exposure Tab
Detail Tab
Color Tab
Selective Editing
Transform Tab
Raw Tab
Metadata Tab
Interact
Compiling
Troubleshooting
Localization
Tutorials
Rawtherapee Processing Challenge feedback
Chapters :
- Introduction - Who this document is for ?
- The images
- How do you approach this problem? The how.
- The new features tested in this challenge
- Rawtherapee processing and interface
- The impact of RT's internal design - the pipeline
- A possible answer to why? Testers' comments.
- Some conceptual elements in systemics and sociology
- How might Rawpedia evolve? Some systemic concepts.
Introduction - Who this document is for ?
This Feedback Report (Retour d'Expériences : « Rex » in french) was produced for the Rawtherapee Processing Challenge, which took place in March and April 2024. The aim of this challenge was twofold: a) to allow you to familiarise yourself with Cam16 and the tools that have been integrated into the Local Adjustments "Color appearance (CAM16 & JzCzHz)" module. b) to validate the changes before merging into "dev". This feedback, « Rex », can help you to better understand Rawtherapee, its architecture and its tools, and to improve the quality of your images as quickly as possible by benefiting from the experience of others.
Who this document is for ? The target audience is anyone with an interest in image processing (I'm excluding the absolute beginner, as he or she doesn't have the minimum knowledge required to get started): beginners or experienced users, experts or not, amateur or professional photographers, developers, algorithm designers, and so on.