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I'd like to be able to wean myself off Adobe Camera Raw and switch to Rawtherapee in the long term, because I can see that it's got a lot to offer, but darn they've made it an almost vertical learning curve! Glad it's working, David Affinity Photo is available at a very reasonable one-time cost, and it's created by a great UK company. I find that RT and AP provide all I need for RAW development and image tweaking. I'll admit to being a technical guy (Engineer), but I shy away from RT's highly-involved functions that seem to have a negative 110-degree learning curve.įor a year now, I've also been using Serif's Affinity Photo for my local adjustments. It also helps to ignore some of the more complex areas, such as the Advanced tab. At first, I used mainly the Exposure, Contrast, Sharpening, Noise Reduction, Shadows/Highlights, and some Colour settings. Despite its apparent complicated interface and functions, I found that starting out with only several key adjustments helped me to learn its versatility and develop 'muscle memory'. I've been using RAWTherapee for several years. I'd like to be able to wean myself off Adobe Camera Raw and switch to Rawtherapee in the long term, because I can see that it's got a lot to offer, but darn they've made it an almost vertical learning curve!Hi Dave, I'd like to be able to wean myself off Adobe Camera Raw and switch to Rawtherapee in the long term, because I can see that it's got a lot to offer, but darn they've made it an almost vertical learning curve! In hindsight it makes sense, but I think it would have taken me about a month to find it without your help. It never occurred to me to load an image then scroll down through all the options under the Colour tab.

I was looking at the general settings dialogues (the icon with the sliders at bottom left of the Rawtherapee screen) on the assumption that I'd be able to set a default profile from there. Once the profile is loaded, some other options become available for tweaking its application (colour temp, interpolation etc.). I can then navigate to the required directory and file (see screenshot below). I select that, click on the little folder icon to the right and it brings up a file selection box. To use custom DCP profiles, I load an image, click on the 'Colour' tab, scroll down to 'Colour Management' and one of the options is 'Custom'. There's a lot that I like about Rawtherapee, but without custom DCP it's dead in the water for me. If anyone has managed to get custom DCP profiles working then I'd be grateful for some hints and tips. Has Rawtherapee perhaps changed the way it handles DCP profiles in version 5.8 without updating the documentation yet? Or am I just being stupid and missing something obvious in the various settings dialogues? I'm using Linux Mint MATE 19.1 and I've saved my custom profiles into usr/share/rawtherapee/dcpprofiles as per the documentation, but I haven't got any further than that. Meanwhile, the Image Processing dialogue box has got various options relating to profiles, but again I can't find any way of using custom DCP. It only gives me options for the general display profile and printer profiles.

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Of course I've looked at the Rawtherapee documentation and it explains how to add custom input profiles using the Colour Management dialogue box, but the problem is that the Colour Management dialogue that I'm seeing doesn't have any of the options shown in the documentation. And since custom profiles are fundamental to the way I do my photography, it's a bit frustrating.

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I'm trying to free myself from the clutches of Adobe and have been playing around with Rawtherapee lately, but so far I haven't been able to figure out how to get custom DCP profiles working.

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