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Can you clarify what you mean by V9 doesn’t work on the Mac Studio? It is possible that your studio doesn’t have the most recent camera update, as those are downloaded in the background by Apple in a completely unpredictable and opaque manner.
Is it possible that DNG converter made a linearized DNG? You can tell with the latest version (2026.09) by going to Info and seeing if Linearized DNG appears there.
No. The site doesn’t allow uploading of images. You can email support@gentlemencoders.com and I can help you there.
I have not had issues getting the UGreen NAS to work with the Mac. Ron, did you have issues with connecting, or was your goal better performance?
So, the resolution of the image, the specific camera (because some cameras require more processing), and your computer are key factors in performance.
V9 is very expensive computationally. I have not seen that kind of lag, but it may depend on your computer. I tested the app with a 42 Megapixel Sony A7R3 on a MacBook Pro M4 Pro and performance was good in most cases. If you add a bunch of adjustments, it may slow down.
There is no API to keep downloaded. That’s what I meant. For any folder, you can open it in the Finder from Nitro and then manage it.
Standard RAW development = use the default settings of Apple’s decoder, which applies various enhancements to the RAW. Turning it off = turn off as many of these enhancements as possible. It does that by moving sliders to zero or whatever is the least enhanced value.
It does not appear there is a way to keep downloads (meaning hint iCloud not to purge them), though there are APIs to remove downloads and to download an item.
