Raw Digital Camera

[leo]

• Introduction:
  
  The plugin allows you to preview, decode and convert many raw digital camera formats within Opus. The plugin supports the Adobe DNG format as well as the proprietary formats used by hundreds of different camera models.
  
  The plugin is based on dcraw by Dave Coffin. See his page for the long list of supported cameras. (This list is also visible in the plugin's configuration window.)
  
  The plugin also gives Opus support for a subset of the PNM image format. (PNM support is present more for technical reasons than anything else. Maybe someone will find it useful, though.)
  
  (This plugin is basically a re-write and replacement of the raw support in the old JP2Raw Plugin.)
  
• Plugin's Web Page:
  
  See the plugin's web page for more information:
  
  http://www.pretentiousname.com/dcrawrap/index.html
  
• Screenshots:
  
  Raw image details and preview panel in Directory Opus:
  
  
  Raw image thumbnails and viewer window in Directory Opus:
  
  
  Raw image conversion in Directory Opus:
  
  One-click batch conversion is also possible.
  
  Raw plugin configuration in Directory Opus:
  
  
• History:
  
  Version 2.0.0.4 (1st June 2009):
  
  • Included with Directory Opus 9.1.2.1.
  • Added several new file extensions to the defaults.
  • Fix for multi-threaded thumbnails not always working.
  • Fix for having to restart Opus for changes to the list of raw extensions to take effect.
  Version 2.0.0.3 (22nd May 2009):
  
  • First proper release as part of Directory Opus 9.1.2.0.
  • This new plugin is basically a re-write of the raw support in the old JP2Raw plugin (which is why the version number has started at 2).
  • Supports 64-bit Windows/Opus.
  • Supports Opus running from USB sticks (i.e. no registry changes).
  • Supports many more camera formats compared to the old JP2Raw plugin.
  • Automatic rotation of thumbnail images where available. (The rotation data isn't available for some cameras.)
  • Separate configuration for the image converter, allowing you to keep thumbnails and previews quick but do slow, high-quality batch conversions when you want to turn your raw images into a standard format.

[1MichaelB]

Have you or has anyone made the Sigma SD-9, SD-10, and SD-14 Camera RAW settings available? I use a bank of Sigma Digitals and would love to be able to use Opus instead of having to use Sigmas program. If anyone is up to looking at the specs and images, I would be happy to supply them.

Michael Banks

[leo]

They should already be supported in theory but I don't think I've ever had any test images from those camera models to confirm with.

If the images don't work could you provide one or two for me to try with?