Cross-platform raw photo processor with detailed control over demosaicing and development.
GPL-3.0 raw processor for Windows, macOS and Linux.
RawTherapee is a cross-platform raw photo processing program released as free software. It suits photographers who want advanced control over how raw files are developed.
Written mostly in C++ with a GTK+ front end, RawTherapee develops raw files from many cameras, HDR DNG and non-raw formats like JPEG and TIFF. It is notable for the control it gives over demosaicing and the development process.
It suits enthusiasts and professionals who want free raw development. The README says it lacks peripheral features such as digital asset management, printing and uploading, and it has no AI presets.
Process raw files from a broad range of cameras.
Advanced control over the demosaicing step.
Handles HDR DNG files and non-raw formats.
An in-house solution adds support for some camera models.
Native cross-platform desktop front end.
A documentation site covers features and workflow.
Free under GPL-3.0. The README shows no paid plan; the only cost is your own computer and learning time.
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Yes. It is released under GPL-3.0 as free software.
Raw files from many cameras, HDR DNG, and non-raw formats such as JPEG and TIFF.
No. The README says it is not aimed at being an all-in-one package and omits asset management and printing.
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