When an image is imported for the first time darktable can either try to extract an embedded thumbnail from the input image (most raw files contain these, usually in JPEG format) or process the raw image itself using default settings. Thumbnails are created when an image is imported into darktable for the first time, after an image has been modified in the darkroom, or when revisiting an image whose thumbnail is no longer available. The size of this cache can be adjusted in preferences > cpu/gpu/memory. A cache of the most recently used thumbnails is stored in a file on disk and loaded into memory at startup. I just wanted to make sure before I buy my first Fuji body (with standard zoom, one prime and one fisheye).Each image in the current collection is represented by a thumbnail in the lighttable view and filmstrip module. The documentation is not conssitent because everything is not up-to-date, that's all. Just arriving, I surely don't know which are hot or not among my questions (even if I always google before asking).Ībout the E3, it is actually pretty clear that it is supported : the latest annoucement does mention it It was not my intent to resurect old debates, sorry. Yet I have downloaded from the web various RAF files taken with an X-E3 and have not experienced problems.

I myself use Gimp (2.8 is the default version with Leap 42.3). Once opened, you may edit then with Raw Therapee itself or use an external editor. In the past I have used Silkypix, but under wine it did not work very well -it cashed too often. Le t me simply say that I am a linux user, with Opensuse Leap 42.3 installed in my computers. This is an old debate here, but there I go.

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