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JPEGs built by the camera (including the embedded JPEGs) will have a lot of in-camera processing applied, including color, sharpness, noise reduction, and more. The RAW does not have any of that applied. When you are viewing the image before going into edit you are usually looking at the JPEG. Then, when the RAW loads, you are viewing the RAW. Each decoder applies some amount of improvement to the RAW, but it’s going to less (and different) from the camera. That is the cause of the shift.
Affinity Photo uses a different RAW converter – if they are actually allowing you to edit the RAW, then their rendition should have similar effects. It’s a different converter, so how they choose to render the RAW will be different (for example, they may apply more processing than Apple does).
–Nik
Here are the rules.
iCloud will only sync a library if it’s the System Photo Library.
The System Photo Library does not need to be connected to iCloud.
RAW Power can only read the System Photo Library.A VM will probably not work super well for editing images, because GPU acceleration generally does not work in VMs and RAW Power is very reliant on a fast GPU.
If you create a separate user, with the same iCloud account, then yes, they will be merged. However, my idea was for people who have both an iCloud library and a non-iCloud library and they want to be able to work with them independently. Switching between those with Photos is a pain and it’s error-prone, compared with just switching users.
If Halide is not installed and you tap the button, the app brings up the App Store so you can purchase it if you like.
Hi,
It’s certainly possible to read/write the ratings to a sidecar – right now they are saved in a database for performance reasons, but I would like to add some kind of export ability. It could conceivably write them both to the database and to the sidecar. I was trying not to spew sidecars all over the place when people make small changes like ratings or flags, but it would be reasonable to make it some kind of option.
Halide will run on the iPad, but as an iPhone app (it doesn’t take advantage of the iPad screen). RAW Power does not show Halide in that case because it’s not a configuration they have developed for. The next version of the app will have a preference to hide the camera button.
My personal system is a mess. Currently, I import images right into Photos and use both Photos and RAW Power.
For testing stuff, I usually use the file based system (photos from customers, etc.)
So, I use both parts of RAW Power!I could make a setting to hide the button, but it doesn’t take the place of anything else in the app (you aren’t losing any features by its presence). Do you just use the Apple camera app, or do you use a different camera app?
Halide only works on the iPhone, so the button only appears there. On iPad the button is suppressed.
Where do you see the camera button? I’m running 3.2 on an iPad and I don’t see it. Are you referring to the iPhone?
Sounds like a bug. I’ll make a note for a dot release. Managing the buttons is complicated and error prone, unfortunately.
RAW Power 3.2 has support for ProRAW, including a new slider in RAW Processing called Local Tone Map. I’m working on a video to explain it all right now…
RAW Power 3.2 has support for ProRAW, including a new slider in RAW Processing called Local Tone Map. I’m working on a video to explain it all right now…
I have heard this request from multiple customers and it’s something I am looking into. The reason the app works the current way is to ensure that changes are always “pushed” into the photo library. However, I understand (and agree) that it can be annoying to have to keep confirming each edit (the confirmation is coming from the Photo library).
