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A Linux blog to share any hints, tips, ebuilds, and insight I have picked up along the way. My interests mainly lie in security, photography, the web, and multimedia.
Rawspeed RAW Image Loader
I read this
interesting post about a new RAW loader being worked on by Klaus Post called RawSpeed that is written in C++ and focuses on speed. I'm already a huge fan of RawStudio so I think my next project may be an SVN build of RawSpeed. Development of RawStudio isn't exactly lightning fast but the application itself is by far the fastest RAW image editor I have ever used. It's also extemely easy to use. I'm looking forward to seeing what RawSpeed can do. Linux photography has
a writeup about RawSpeed and a few other intersting tidbits about the future of some other photo editing applications.
Labels: rawspeed, rawstudio
Rawstudio 1.1 Released
Rawstudio 1.1 was released today. I compiled it today and so far the only noticeable difference is exif support. I'll report on it more later if I find anything else. There isn't an announcement up yet on the website but it is on the mailing list.
Labels: rawstudio
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A Linux blog to share any hints, tips, ebuilds, and insight I have picked up along the way. My interests mainly lie in security, photography, the web, and multimedia.
Rawspeed RAW Image Loader
I read this
interesting post about a new RAW loader being worked on by Klaus Post called RawSpeed that is written in C++ and focuses on speed. I'm already a huge fan of RawStudio so I think my next project may be an SVN build of RawSpeed. Development of RawStudio isn't exactly lightning fast but the application itself is by far the fastest RAW image editor I have ever used. It's also extemely easy to use. I'm looking forward to seeing what RawSpeed can do. Linux photography has
a writeup about RawSpeed and a few other intersting tidbits about the future of some other photo editing applications.
Labels: rawspeed, rawstudio
Rawstudio 1.1 Released
Rawstudio 1.1 was released today. I compiled it today and so far the only noticeable difference is exif support. I'll report on it more later if I find anything else. There isn't an announcement up yet on the website but it is on the mailing list.
Labels: rawstudio