Features
- Open-source, cross-platform.
- Easy camera-like starting point. By default, RawTherapee matches your
raw photo to look like the out-of-camera JPEG photo. You can export
as-is, or make further tweaks.
- RawTherapee uses
SSE
optimizations for better performance on modern CPUs, and performs
calculations in floating point precision.
- Color management
using the LittleCMS color
management system.
- Supports DCP and ICC
color profiles.
- Supports most raw formats, as well as floating-point HDR images in the
DNG format. Also supports JPEG, TIFF and PNG.
- Support for film negatives and
monochrome cameras.
- Queue your photos for later exporting, freeing up your CPU for working
with the preview in a responsive way.
- Rate photos using a 0-5 star system
(ratings are read from embedded Exif and XMP), tag them by color,
filter by filename and metadata.
- Scroll the tool panels using your mouse scroll wheel without worrying
about accidentally misadjusting any tools, or hold the Shift key while
using the mouse scroll wheel to manipulate the adjuster the cursor is
hovering over.
- Efficient use of vertical screen space by right-clicking on a tool to
expand it while automatically collapsing all other tools.
- A Before|After view to compare your latest change to any previous
one.
- Lossless editing - all adjustments are stored in PP3 sidecar files.
- Dedicated command line support to automate RawTherapee using scripts
or call it from other programs.
- Preserve, edit or strip metadata from exported images.
- Localized in over 15 languages.
- Adaptation of the CIECAM02
color appearance model ratified by the International Commission on
Illumination (CIE) to maintain accurate colors and to, given a set of
initial viewing condition parameters, convert the image so that it
will look the same under the target viewing conditions.
- Profiled lens correction (vignetting, distortion, chromatic
aberration) using Lensfun or Adobe Lens Correction Profiles (LCP).
- Dark frame subtraction and flat field correction to eliminate some
forms of noise and sensor dust and correct vignetting and lens color
casts.
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