Digital RAW Developer 1.8.11
Digital RAW Developer 1.8.11 | Mac Os X | 9.8 MB
RAW Developer is a powerful RAW image conversion application designed and optimized specifically for Mac OS X. RAW Developer gives advanced photographers total control over every aspect of their digital camera's output, yet still provides easy drag and drop batch conversion and access to basic adjustments for the casual user. Thanks in large part to Dave Coffin's work on the open source RAW decoding program dcraw, RAW developer is able to support files from over 150 digital camera models. Note that although we do use portions of dcraw for decoding RAW image files, essentially the entire image processing pipeline is completely unique to RAW Developer this includes the demosaicing algorithms used for all cameras based on RGB color filters (which is nearly all of them), all color management operations, all other processing adjustments, sharpening, noise reduction and final file format conversion.
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1.8.11 - December 2, 2010 (Maintenance Release)
* New Features:
o Support added for Canon 60D, S95, G12 and CHDK modified G9 models.
o Support added for Nikon D7000, D3100 and P7000.
o Support added for Olympus E-5.
o Support added for Pentax K-5, K-r and 645D.
o Support added for Sony DSLR-A390, DSLR-A290, DSLR-A560, DSLR-A580, SLT-A33 and SLT-A55.
o Support added for Panasonic DMC-GH2, DMC-GF2, DMC-LX5, DMC-FZ100 and DMC-FZ45 (FZ40).
o Support added for Samsung NX100, NX5, TL500 (EX1), TL350 (WB2000).
o Support added for Leica D-Lux5 and V-Lux2.
o Support added for Sigma SD15, DP1x and DP2s.
* Improvements:
o Improved onscreen preview rendering quality.
o Updated to modern toolbar buttons for several controls.
o Various updates to default camera profiles.
* Bug Fixes:
o Fixed issue with loading of EXIF metadata for Leaf backs.
o Fixed issue with highlight and shadow warning levels not retaining/saving their preference values.
o Clip warning buttons now indicate their on/off state.
o Shift-up and shift-right keyboard shortcuts now work properly for white balance tint adjustments.