Filmulator
Jan 26, 2021 10:09:04 #
Saw an article on the net about an open source raw editor called Filmulator.
Sounds interesting. Supposed to work with all major camera brands of raw files. Anyone here use it?
If so what is your opinion of it?
will
Sounds interesting. Supposed to work with all major camera brands of raw files. Anyone here use it?
If so what is your opinion of it?
will
Jan 26, 2021 10:17:55 #
It looks like a more advanced version of UFRaw (another open source RAW editor).
I found a link to the Pixls.us forum where they are discussing Filmulator here:
https://discuss.pixls.us/c/software/filmulator/16
Filmulator website with some comparison edits: https://filmulator.org/comparison/
From quick glance, it does do some asset management and is non-destructive, but lacks tagging and some other features. Reading indicates that the creator wanted to design a drastically scaled back program for quick and streamlined edits. So it may be great for casual or minor processing use.
If you do decide to try it out, please let us know your opinion of it.
I found a link to the Pixls.us forum where they are discussing Filmulator here:
https://discuss.pixls.us/c/software/filmulator/16
Filmulator website with some comparison edits: https://filmulator.org/comparison/
From quick glance, it does do some asset management and is non-destructive, but lacks tagging and some other features. Reading indicates that the creator wanted to design a drastically scaled back program for quick and streamlined edits. So it may be great for casual or minor processing use.
If you do decide to try it out, please let us know your opinion of it.
Jan 26, 2021 10:40:31 #
Not me. Not available for Mac OS. I could probably work on the Linux version and port it to Mac but I'd rather spend my time processing than coding, at the moment. Besides, I already have a RAW processor that works exceptionally well, ACR, if one knows the appropriate order of steps to follow.
--Bob
--Bob
Soul Dr. wrote:
Saw an article on the net about an open source raw editor called Filmulator.
Sounds interesting. Supposed to work with all major camera brands of raw files. Anyone here use it?
If so what is your opinion of it?
will
Sounds interesting. Supposed to work with all major camera brands of raw files. Anyone here use it?
If so what is your opinion of it?
will
Jan 26, 2021 12:50:56 #
mwsilvers
Loc: Central New Jersey
Soul Dr. wrote:
Saw an article on the net about an open source raw editor called Filmulator.
Sounds interesting. Supposed to work with all major camera brands of raw files. Anyone here use it?
If so what is your opinion of it?
will
Sounds interesting. Supposed to work with all major camera brands of raw files. Anyone here use it?
If so what is your opinion of it?
will
While I am extremely happy using DXO Photolab 4, I wish the developers of Filmulator the best of luck with their product. Each new entry into the market has the potential of raising the bar for their competition, always a good thing!
Jan 26, 2021 12:58:27 #
mwsilvers
Loc: Central New Jersey
rmalarz wrote:
Not me. Not available for Mac OS. I could probably work on the Linux version and port it to Mac but I'd rather spend my time processing than coding, at the moment. Besides, I already have a RAW processor that works exceptionally well, ACR, if one knows the appropriate order of steps to follow.
--Bob
--Bob
I checked their user forum and there is a Mac version in beta.
At this point in it's development, Filmulator is apparently not s full featured product and appears to be geared more to those with light raw processing requirements. As such, it is probably not competitive with the more advanced raw converters/processors that many of us use as a critical component in our photography.
Jan 26, 2021 14:39:20 #
Mark, actually, my method of producing film appearing photographs is simple. I use Ilford's products. They produce the most realistic film looking photographs out there. Yeah, it takes a bit more work but the end product is what matters to me.
--Bob
--Bob
mwsilvers wrote:
I checked their user forum and there is a Mac version in beta.
At this point in it's development, Filmulator is apparently not s full featured product and appears to be geared more to those with light raw processing requirements. As such, it is probably not competitive with the more advanced raw converters/processors that many of us use as a critical component in our photography.
At this point in it's development, Filmulator is apparently not s full featured product and appears to be geared more to those with light raw processing requirements. As such, it is probably not competitive with the more advanced raw converters/processors that many of us use as a critical component in our photography.
Jan 27, 2021 14:28:44 #
Fogman
Loc: Fields Landing, California
[quote=Soul Dr.]Saw an article on the net about an open source raw editor called Filmulator.
As you said, it sounds interesting so I downloaded the file. Immediately I got a red flag from Windows Defender so I took the prescribed action and made the appropriate report (unconfirmed 581368.crdownloadSubmission ID: 3aaed8d6-c8c5-4e22-8d3c-c7f6df87ee50Status: Submitted Submitted by: noassets@asis.com Submitted: Jan 27, 2021 10:41:50 AM User Opinion: Incorrect detection. Analyst comments:
No analyst comment provided.) I think it's OK but I'll wait to do the install until I get the official okiedokie. If there's a problem I'll report it here immediately otherwise I'll go ahead with the install. Open Source files can sometimes be a problem because there is no "Trusted Developer".
As you said, it sounds interesting so I downloaded the file. Immediately I got a red flag from Windows Defender so I took the prescribed action and made the appropriate report (unconfirmed 581368.crdownloadSubmission ID: 3aaed8d6-c8c5-4e22-8d3c-c7f6df87ee50Status: Submitted Submitted by: noassets@asis.com Submitted: Jan 27, 2021 10:41:50 AM User Opinion: Incorrect detection. Analyst comments:
No analyst comment provided.) I think it's OK but I'll wait to do the install until I get the official okiedokie. If there's a problem I'll report it here immediately otherwise I'll go ahead with the install. Open Source files can sometimes be a problem because there is no "Trusted Developer".
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