At similar resolution bayer-Amaze is about 2.6x speed of xtrans-3-pass at my machine
I have prepared an OSX package with X-trans support:
The windows version will follow as soon as possibleā¦
Thanks - I have relayed the info to my friends using Mac
ā¦ and here comes the Windows installer: Dropbox - photoflow-20160627-setup.zip - Simplify your life
Thanks!
excellent news! and thanks
I will talk about it to all my Nikon & Fuji friends, (these are two
different forums 
) I am convinced they should be interested!!!
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Please pass the message that the Windows version is not as throughly tested as OSX, although I have people using PhF on windows and reporting only minor issues (for example the layer drag & drop does not seem to work correctly).
The new 3 steps algorithm is the one called igv ? is that right ?
No, the choice of demosaicing method does not apply for X-trans. Amaze, LMMSE and IGV are for Bayer sensors.
By the way, the crash you reported on github is now fixed, so I will make new OSX and Windows packages very soon.
I next version I have simply removed the demosaicing selector in the X-trans case. For the future, I will put back a dedicated selector with āFastā ā1-passā ā3-passā and āmonoā options as in RT. The present code defaults to the ā3-passā method.
Iām just coming to this program fresh and havnāt much experience in it but must thank for all the hard work! When is the next release? There doesnāt seem to be much activity on github, is the project still under development?
Here is a post from Phase One about CA in Capture One: Improve the Level of Detail by Fixing Chromatic Aberration
Basically, when you are using correlations between colours to get maximum details, the colours need to be correlated.
Also, I have done some layman experimentation in demosiacing and I use the amount of change in chroma spatially as one factor for estimating interpolation direction. It helps to reduce moire patterns. Strong CA confuses this measure. I donāt know if any other algorithms use this as well.
You are welcome! The project is under active development, the number of git commits simply reflects the amount of spare time I can devote to the project 
I plan next release for the beginning of September. Which operating system are you using?
Very interesting, Iain, thanks for the link!
CA correction for X-trans will probably enter my list of Autumn projectsā¦
Thank you for the quick reply! I use Windows and kubuntu variouslyā¦ I was reading your discussion with filmulator group about maybe a collaboration or inclusion of some of the ideas, is there any update on this?
I think we will resume the work to interface filmulptor and GIMP at the end of the summer vacations, when at least I will have some spare time againā¦