#Ufraw for gimp 2.8.22 how to#

#Ufraw for gimp 2.8.22 how to#

In regards CPR (Corel Paint Shop) or AS (AfterShot) they are also quite good but I never wanted to learn again how to work in those. ACR will remember your edits in ACR if you decide to edit them afterwords. Then you can hit open image or images and it will open them in PS for further editing. and even you can select multiple ones (just hold ctrl and click on those ones you like to open) and when you hit enter it will start PS and open all those images in Adobe Camera RAW (ACR) first and from there you can edit one by one or when you finish with one you can sync the settings to others open currently in ACR. Anyway Adobe Bridge (AB) will allow you to browse all of yours RAW files and few more things like organizing, rating them, etc. Are these not viable options?I was assuming that you have already installed Adobe RAW as it is mandatory to open RAW files in Adobe Photoshop (PS) but it looks like you didn't have it on your PC. Are these not viable options?īTW, nobody has mentioned Corel's Paint Shop Pro or AfterShot. As I said to Microlight, the option seems too simple.īTW, nobody has mentioned Corel's Paint Shop Pro or AfterShot. Why would I need it LR I have Photoshop CS6 with the Camera Raw plugin? Or Photoshop with the NIK plugins?

Microlight: So, if I installed Camera Raw 9.1.1, all I need to do is open a DNG in Photoshop CS6? Seems too easy :-)Ĭalsan: SilkyPix came with the K50 camera but I got the impression from this and other forums that it wasn't well thought of. Jatrax: Lightroom seems to get a lot of good press. RAART: I have Adobe Bridge, but, TBH, I've never been sure what to do with it. Re the NIK plugins, I download them, thanks for the tip. Maybe it forwards the image to a proper editor, but that seems like unnecessary extra handling. Ripper2860: I have Faststone, and while it opens DNG files, it doesn't seem able to edit them.