Dear GIMP-ers— I am running GIMP 2.8.20 on a Mac with Mavericks (Mac OS 10.9.5). Physical Asset Management Handbook John S Mitchell Pdf Writer here. The previous version, 2.4, automatically included Ufraw and would open the.RW2 files from my Panasonic Lumix camera. (I was really impressed that it did.) I now must install Ufraw for the newest GIMP, but for my life I cannot discover how to do it. I have downloaded Ufraw.22, unzipped it, and there it sits in its folder. It seems that all of the components are present, but when I put it in either plug-in's or modules folders, at the root level of GIMP or in the 2.8 folder, the program does not open.RW2 files.

Is there a set of instructions for installing Ufraw? I see several references to MacPorts and the command line, but have to say they don't give me the info needed to make Ufraw work. Any help is appreciated. Sincerely, Glen. It may be easier (or make more sense) to use one of the newer raw processing softwares available? They are a little more actively developed and will likely support newer cameras better. There's: darktable: RawTherapee: Each of these will let you develop your raw files, and then export them for further modification in GIMP if desired!

Pat On Thu, Mar 30, 2017 at 1:26 PM Chuanist wrote: Dear GIMP-ers— I am running GIMP 2.8.20 on a Mac with Mavericks (Mac OS 10.9.5). The previous version, 2.4, automatically included Ufraw and would open the.RW2 files from my Panasonic Lumix camera. (I was really impressed that it did.) I now must install Ufraw for the newest GIMP, but for my life I cannot discover how to do it.

I have downloaded Ufraw.22, unzipped it, and there it sits in its folder. It seems that all of the components are present, but when I put it in either plug-in's or modules folders, at the root level of GIMP or in the 2.8 folder, the program does not open.RW2 files. Is there a set of instructions for installing Ufraw? I see several references to MacPorts and the command line, but have to say they don't give me the info needed to make Ufraw work. Any help is appreciated.

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Sincerely, Glen -- Chuanist (via ) _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list List address: List membership: List archives: GPG: 66D1 7CA6 8088 4874 946D 18BD 67C7 6219 89E9 57AC. On 30 Mar 2017, at 21:57, Chuanist wrote: Pat— thanks for the suggestion. It makes me think that, indeed, Ufraw is a hard nut to crack. It's kind of too bad, because the bundled and installed Ufraw in the previous version of GIMP was very seamless and convenient to use. Hello - I am a satisfied Mac user and an avid photographer; I use for the post-production of my pictures GIMP, namely the distribution (released by Simone Karin Lehmann) 'GIMP on OS X', available under the URL. This distribution comes with a pre-compiled gimp-ufraw plugin; loading a RAW picture in GIMP is handled in this way.

However 'GIMP on OS X' lacks a standalone ufraw and ufraw-batch. Needing for my RAW pictures ufraw-batch, I compiled ufraw and ufraw-batch from the source code; however this is not completely described in the ufraw documentation. Here is what I did. For the compiler, you need to install Xcode (from the Apple Store, free) and the Xcode command line tools; how to do that is described in a lot of places, Google will help.

For the libraries, I have installed the ones supplied by the Macports projects: +--------------+--------------+---------+ Package Version +--------------+--------------+---------+ LCMS lcms2 2.8 EXIV2 exiv2 0.25 JPEG jpeg 9b JPEG2000 openjpeg 2.1.2 TIFF tiff 4.0.7 PNG libpng 1.6.28 ZIP zip 3.00 BZIP2 bzip2 1.0.6 LENSFUN lensfun 0.3.2 CFITSIO cfitsio 3.390 GTKIMAGEVIEW gtkimageview 1.6.4 +--------------+--------------+---------+ How to install them is described in the Macports home page,. The Macports libraries are compiled with clang and clang++ as C and C++ compilers; while clang and gcc are fully compatible, and their object files linkable together, clang++ and g++ use different name mangling schemes; so, if you want e.g. Exiv2 support (exiv2 is a C++ package) you need to change the default compilers. On Sat, Apr 1, 2017 at 5:46 AM, Maurizio Loreti wrote: On 30 Mar 2017, at 21:57, Chuanist wrote: Pat— thanks for the suggestion.