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A first look at GIMP 2.4 (NewsForge)A first look at GIMP 2.4 (NewsForge)Posted Oct 6, 2005 22:44 UTC (Thu) by laccata (guest, #3856)In reply to: A first look at GIMP 2.4 (NewsForge) by stef70 Parent article: A first look at GIMP 2.4 (NewsForge)
"UFRAW can adjust the levels, ... before loading the image."
At which point I'd like to save a 16 bit tiff.
AKAIK, I cannot ask UFRAW to save (?)
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A first look at GIMP 2.4 (NewsForge) Posted Oct 7, 2005 0:01 UTC (Fri) by stef70 (guest, #14813) [Link] Sorry to disapoint you but ... yes you can save in 16bit tiff.
UFRAW comes in 2 versions. The gimp plugin cannot save since its purpose it to load raw images in the Gimp. The standalone version, on the other hand, can save as a 8/16 bit PPM or TIFF (compressed or not) or simply as a JPEG.
You can find a screenshot of the standalone UFRAW here:
http://ufraw.sourceforge.net/Guide.html
See the 'Save' button? The Gimp plugin is almost identical except for that button.
You will also notice on the screenshot that UFRAW supports ICC color profiles. I can't affirm that the color profiles are correctly interpreted but I am currently using the icc file provided by MInolta for my 7D and the results seem quite good.
A first look at GIMP 2.4 (NewsForge) Posted Oct 7, 2005 7:57 UTC (Fri) by laccata (guest, #3856) [Link] " Sorry to disapoint you but ..."
My mistake! All the bigger because I've just found it on my box.
If only I could get back those hours.
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