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The luma and color noise reduction is part of Apple’s RAW decoder, and only work for those types of images. Unfortunately, I do not have a way to hook them up for non-RAWs.
Nitro’s auto white balance code is trying to find a patch of color that /should/ be gray, but isn’t. Sometimes it fails to find one (due to limitations in the algorithm). In that case, it cannot find the white balance value and it displays that message.
Lifetime purchases get all updates for free. There won’t be a break at major versions.
That’s because Nitro won’t have versions like 1.0, 2.0. It will use a “year.version” notation, like 2024.1 and eventually 2025.1 with continuous improvement.
Yes. There is a discount. The way it works is by having RAW Power write a small piece of data to iCloud and then Nitro reads that back. This is the approach recommended to me by Apple’s engineers. However, that requires the customer to be signed into iCloud, etc., so it won’t work in all cases.
Black and White conversions are creative by nature, so there are multiple ways to go about it. RAW Power has four different simple black and white conversion tools you can try:
1. The Black and White adjustment, which has various color filters.
2. The Fuji Acros Simulation
3. Other Black and White LUTs that come with the app
4. Presets – there are three BW conversions in there as well.You can also download LUTs from elsewhere that have nice BW conversions.
When you open the file in Affinity Photo, is the modification date on the file changing? Perhaps Affinity is fixing some damage to the file (or adjusting some data).
Because of the way Apple has changed tagging, sometimes there is a lag between a tag being added and RAW Power detecting it.
It might require a little bit of time + a restart of the app.
As far as the Filter interface goes, you are correct. The tag checkbox is grayed out, but shouldn’t be. I’ll put that on the list to fix for the next update. Sorry about that.
Do you have more than one Photos library? RAW Power can only open the “System Photo Library”.
You can set the System Photo Library in Photos preferences. Then reopen RAW Power.
It’s true that the app only imports individual LUTs, but it does support folders. This is the simplest way to deal with folders:
1. In RAW Power, go to the LUTs adjustment and pick My LUTs…
2. Quit the app.
3. Organize the LUTs into folders, add new folders with LUTs etc.
4. Relaunch the app.
5. Go back into the LUTs adjustment and the folders will be shown.No news on keywords. Sorry.
I will provide news when I have some public to say. I do not provide roadmaps because my competitors watch what I do (one of them managed to get a beta seed for my app in the past). I have stopped promising new features because people get agitated when things don’t happen or don’t happen when they want them to.
