Joe Abbiati
Leading Member
Is there a RAW processor that runs on a Mac computer other than Gimp and SilkyPix that will handle Panasonic RAW files? I don't think RawTherapee has a Mac version.
Thanks,
Joe
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RAW on Mac
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John_Reed
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It's available in a free trial download from http://www.iridientdigital.com
I used it for awhile under the free license, then decided it was well worth the $125 license fee. It's quite intuitive, gives very good control of flesh tones, colors, etc.
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I used it for awhile under the free license, then decided it was well worth the $125 license fee. It's quite intuitive, gives very good control of flesh tones, colors, etc.
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Godfrey
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Nearly all of my image management and processing, from RAW to finished prints and web galleries, is done with Adobe Lightroom 2 (currently at revision v2.3).
In addition, Photoshop CS4 and Photoshop Elements (latest revision) will use the Camera Raw v5.3 plugin which can process all the Panasonic files too.
I use Mac OS X exclusively.
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Darbkins
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--Raw files can be opened directly in Preview on the Mac.
John_Reed
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Apple's OS does NOT currently support the RW2 files of the G1 or LX3. If you think Preview is opening the RAW file, it's only viewing the companion JPG, or the thumbnail.
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DaveLep
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Joe,
You could go to
http://www.lemkesoft.com/
and give the GraphicConverter a try. Versatile, inexpensive, frequent updates.
Dave
You could go to
http://www.lemkesoft.com/
and give the GraphicConverter a try. Versatile, inexpensive, frequent updates.
Dave
Timcorc
Active member
I can also recommend you try Raw Photo Processor:
http://www.raw-photo-processor.com
It's Mac-specific and under constant development (donations get you Lightroom plugin mode and multi-core support but the free version will let you try everything).
I use it and have seen some good results. Perhaps not as easy to use as some (I'd like an Aperture plugin mode
but worth checking out.
Tim
http://www.raw-photo-processor.com
It's Mac-specific and under constant development (donations get you Lightroom plugin mode and multi-core support but the free version will let you try everything).
I use it and have seen some good results. Perhaps not as easy to use as some (I'd like an Aperture plugin mode
but worth checking out.Tim
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