RawTherapee 5.10 Release Candidate 1 is now available. This is the final step before the proper release of 5.10. Please test the release candidate and report any major issues hindering normal use on supported systems here. For other issues found during testing, please report them as described in How to write useful bug reports. If everything is fine, 5.10 will be released in a week or so. Otherwise, we will try again with release candidate 2.
Windows and Linux (AppImage) automated builds are available for download on the nightly-github-actions page. The macOS package is provided by @HIRAMhere. For everyone’s convenience, here are direct download links for the automated builds and the source code tarball.
Everything looks great from here. I had to make some adjustments to the white balance, but this was only because of the default settings to added features (not in any way an issue). Fantastic work!
No issues but do have a question under the Selective Editing Spot Method. RT 5.9-505 had a “Global” choice while this RC does not have that choice. Was that intentional as to the confusion of the “Global” spot versus “Full image”?
Update: I’ve been trying to break this release since 2 a.m. It’s now 3 p.m. and I’ve not managed to do it yet. I’ve messed about with as much as I can mess about with, and I’ve looked at the results I’ve been getting in detail. In my humble and exhausted opinion, it’s more than good to go. I’m off to bed, now; I’m absolutely shattered, but please don’t feel sorry for me – I have one heck of a huge smile on my face, and my dreams will certainly be pleasent ones.
Thanks, yet again, for another triumphant release of RawTherapee!
Yes, it’s been in the dev builds for a while. And I must say it is an excellent tool. I use it very often to brighten faces. It does a much more natural looking job than either exposure or color & light for that purpose.
RGB grey works again. Temperature correlation does not, but it never did. IIRC, it would always set the temperature and tint to 5000 and 1. Now it just uses the camera white balance. (And for raw files, both methods are fully functional).
The latest feature to make it into the release (with a few exceptions) are from some time ago. That’s because Maciek prepared the beta release several months ago. Since then, we’ve added bug fixes, camera support, and some very minor features.
Weird, it wasn’t refreshing the display when I was enabling it, but now it works. Oddly enough, the thumbnail on top was changing but the image wasn’t. I can’t replicate again it so I will hold off on a formal bug report for now. If anyone else can replicate let me know and I will file the bug report.