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- The Gamut Compression tool received several enhancements:
- The maximum values for the distance limits has been increased.
- The distance limits can be set automatically.
- The tool now shows the maximum red, green, blue, and achromatic values, as well as the estimated distance ratio between the working and target color spaces.
- The Abstract Profile tool in Color Management received several enhancements:
- Highlight attenuation can be adjusted rather than simply being on or off.
- There is a new custom destination primaries option that allows changing the primaries by hue and saturation.
- The xy chromaticity diagram in the primaries adjustment shows the Rec2020 primaries for reference.
- The Color Appearance & Lighting tool received several enhancements.
- The Selective Editing’s Equalization & Pre-Tone Mapping (formerly Shadows/Highlights, Equalizer & GHS) tool has a new simple tone mapper called Michaelis-Menten.
- The Generalized Hyperbolic Stretch (GHS) method in Selective Editing’s Equalization & Pre-Tone Mapping (formerly Shadows/Highlights, Equalizer & GHS) tool received several enhancements:
- The Black point and White point can be set automatically.
- The Black point/White point section now shows the maximum red, green, and blue values and the dynamic range.
- There is now a choice of matrix conversions that affect the color handling.
- Several parameters can now be adjusted regardless of what the Stretch Factor (D) is set to.
- The Symmetry point shows a recommended value and can be set automatically.
- Middle gray, RGB maximum, and 3 sigma standard deviation are displayed.
- In Selective Editing’s Color Appearance tool, the Source Data Adjustments section has a new TRC based tone mapper with per-channel TRC adjustment and a color inversion option. The RGB channel slope tone mapper also received the color inversion option.
- The Blur/Grain & Denoise tool in Selective Editing received several enhancements:
- A new Recovery Based on Luminance Mask in Blur & Noise allows refining the blurred area.
- Denoise has new options to reduce denoising of details.
- Selective Editing’s Sharpening tool has a new Capture Deconvolution method which brings the benefits of Capture Sharpening to Selective Editing and works on both raw and non-raw images.
- The Crop tool guides has been revamped to allow multiple guides to be shown simultaneously, the guides’ color to be changed, alternative aspect ratios to be shown, and a bleed area to be set.
- The Lens / Geometry tool can scale images horizontally or vertically.
- The Capture Sharpening tool has a new Presharpening denoise option which can improve the sharpening result on noisy images by creating a better contrast mask.
- The File Browser can show color labels from XMPs embedded in image files.
- In the Queue’s Output Location template, a new “%e” format specifier is available which expands to the file extension of the output file (for example, “jpg” or “png”).
- HiDPI support is improved, most notably making the editor preview and thumbnails sharp.
- All profiles are now shown in the monitor profile selection in Preferences.
- Performance on ARM has been improved.
- All preferences can now be easily reset in Preferences.
- Adapted Olympus lens name detection is improved.
- Added new translations for Hebrew and Korean.
- Updated translations for Simplified Chinese, Dutch, and German.
- Added or improved support for cameras, raw formats, and color profiles (not an exhaustive list because unconfirmed support is excluded):
- Canon EOS M50 (white level)
- Canon EOS R5m2
- Canon EOS R6 Mark III (black level)
- Canon EOS R50 V (black level)
- Canon EOS R100 (white level)
- Canon PowerShot V1 (black level, white level)
- Fujifilm GFX 50S II (color matrix)
- Fujifilm GFX 50S II (color matrix)
- Fujifilm GFX 100 II (color matrix)
- Fujifilm X-M5 (color matrix, raw crop)
- Fujifilm X-T30 III (raw crop)
- Hasselblad CFV-100c (color matrix)
- Nikon Z5_2 (color matrix)
- Nikon Z50_2 (color m

- The Raw Black Points has a new option called Dehaze. It sets the black points to the minimum values in the image, which often has the effect of reducing haze.
- Distortion Correction gained a de-fish feature that converts fisheye images into normal (rectilinear) images. It works best with the equidistant fisheye projection. The new Scale adjuster in Lens / Geometry allows manual scaling of the transformed image for when Auto-fill yields unsatisfactory results.
- All images in a Canon RAW burst mode file are accessible. Previously, only the first 6 images were accessible.
- A new tool called Gamut Compression applies the ACES (Academy Color Encoding System) Reference Gamut Compression operator to improve the look of highly-saturated colors and bring colors within a selectable gamut before applying other color-related tools offered by RawTherapee.
- The Resize tool gained a framing feature that adds a decorative solid color border around the image before it is saved. Various sizing options allow great flexibility in adjusting the border thickness and image dimensions. To reflect the tool’s capabilities, it has been renamed to Resize & Framing.
- Demosaiced floating-point DNGs are now supported.
- The Abstract Profile tool has a new Contrast Enhancement feature that offers a simple way to add local contrast. It can be used to restore contrast lost due to the application of the abstract profile.
- The Color appearance tool in Selective Editing gained several Tone Mapping Operators (formerly Highlight Attenuation & Levels) enhancements in Source Data Adjustments. The RGB channel Slope tone mapper (formerly Levels) has new options. There is a new Sigmoid based tone mapper.
- More Sony lenses are recognized, improving the data displayed in the quick info overlay and enabling automatic profiled lens correction.
- The Shadows/Highlights & Tone Equalizer tool in Selective Editing gained the Generalized Hyperbolic Stretch (GHS) global tone mapper. To reflect the tool’s new tone mapper, it has been renamed to Shadows/Highlights, Equalizer & GHS.
- Added or improved support for cameras, raw formats and color profiles (not an exhaustive list because unconfirmed support is excluded):
- Canon EOS R8 (DCP, black level in electronic shutter mode)
- Fujifilm X-E4 (raw crop in electronic shutter mode)
- Sony ILCE-7CR (pixel shift)
- Sony ILCE-7M3 (black level)
- Sony ILME-FX3 (black level when not using LibRaw)
LibRaw
LibRaw is a software component used to read raw files. RawTherapee had always used a different raw file reader: an enhanced version of dcraw. dcraw has not been updated in almost 7 years, making it a burden on RawTherapee developers to support new cameras. Starting in 5.11, RawTherapee can use LibRaw to read raw files. If LibRaw determines it cannot read a raw file, RawTherapee will fall back to the enhanced dcraw. Official packages distributed by the RawTherapee team contain an enhanced LibRaw. Unofficial packages distributed by 3rd parties may decide to use a different version of LibRaw, which may not support as many cameras.
Switching to LibRaw is a significant change. Although LibRaw originated from dcraw and the RawTherapee team made an effort to ensure the smoothest transition, there may be some raw files that LibRaw cannot handle as adequately as the enhanced dcraw. If you encounter this scenario, please submit a bug report as described below in Reporting Bugs. LibRaw can be disabled in the preferences. Keep in mind the enhanced dcraw cannot read certain raw images that LibRaw can. LibRaw will become mandatory in a future version of RawTherapee, so don’t keep those bugs to yourself!
Installation Instructions
Find the installation instructions for your operating system below.
Windows
Just open the zip file and run the executable installer.
Linux
Software should be installed through your distribution’s package manager.
If RawTherapee 5.12 is not yet available in your package manager, you can use the AppImage:
1. Download it.

New Features
- The path template for queue export supports more format specifiers, including dates and new path types. Additionally, there is a preview to show the path for the selected image.
- The maximum zoom for the editor is now configurable.
- Pseudo HiDPI is replaced by real HiDPI.
- The file browser has an option to show all images within subfolders too.
- The Use embedded option for the Input Profile is available for DNGs that have an embedded DCP.
- The Color appearance sub-tool in Selective Editing (formerly Local Adjustments) received various improvements, including simplification of the basic mode, addition of new tone mappers for Cam16, a black and white mode, and a highlight attenuation feature.
- The White balance Tint range is expanded.
- It is now possible to use Contrast by Detail Levels in Before Black-and-White mode while Color Appearance & Lighting is activated with CAM16.
- Ratings and color labels can be synchronized with XMPs.
- The Selective Editing tool received various improvements, such as a global mode for applying edits to the entire image uniformly, ΔE preview buttons for most sub-tools, and adjustable graduated filter feathering for each sub-tool.
- The EXIF modified date-time is now added to saved images.
- RawTherapee can now read 12-bit Panasonic raw files encoded in the v6 format, such as those from the DC-GH5M2.
- RawTherapee can now read Panasonic raw files encoded in the v8 format, such as those from the DC-GH6, DC-S5M2, and DC-S5M2X.
- RawTherapee can now read Fujifilm lossy-compressed raw files.
- JPEG XL images can now be opened.
- There is a new option to use lens corrections from the file metadata. It works for compatible raw images from Fujifilm, Olympus / OM Digital Solutions (distortion and chromatic aberration corrections only), and Sony. Corrections embedded in DNGs can also be used.
- RawTherapee can leverage LibRaw (enabled by default) to read raw images. It adds the ability to read additional raw formats, such as Sony lossless compression, and improved support for some cameras.
- Added or improved support for cameras, raw formats and color profiles (not including LibRaw and color matrices for dcraw):
- FUJIFILM GFX 100 (PDAF lines filter)
- FUJIFILM GFX 100S (DCP, PDAF lines filter)
- FUJIFILM GFX 100 II (PDAF lines filter)
- Fujifilm X-H2S
- Nikon Z 8 (DCP)
- Nikon Z 9 (DCP)
- Nikon Z f (DCP)
- OM Digital Solutions TG-7
- Panasonic DC-G9M2
- Panasonic DC-GH5M2
- Panasonic DC-GH6
- Panasonic DC-S5M2
- Panasonic DC-S5M2X
- Sony ILCE-1 (Pixel shift)
- Sony ILCE-6700
- Sony ILCE-7CR (PDAF lines filter)
- Sony ILCE-7RM4 (PDAF lines filter)
- Sony ILCE-7RM5 (PDAF lines filter)
- SONY ILCE-9M3
Local Adjustments
Local Adjustments is now known as “Selective Editing”.
LibRaw
LibRaw is a software component used to read raw files. RawTherapee had always used a different raw file reader: an enhanced version of dcraw. dcraw has not been updated in 6 years, making it a burden on RawTherapee developers to support new cameras. Starting in 5.11, RawTherapee can use LibRaw to read raw files. If LibRaw determines it cannot read a raw file, RawTherapee will fall back to the enhanced dcraw. Official packages distributed by the RawTherapee team contain an enhanced LibRaw. Unofficial packages distributed by 3rd parties may decide to use a different version of LibRaw, which may not support as many cameras.
Switching to LibRaw is a significant change. Although LibRaw originated from dcraw and the RawTherapee team made an effort to ensure the smoothest transition, there may be some raw files that LibRaw cannot handle as adequately as the enhanced dcraw. If you encounter this scenario, please submit a bug report as described below in Reporting Bugs. LibRaw can be disabled in the preferences. Keep in mind the enhanced dcraw cannot read certain raw images that LibRaw can. LibRaw will become mandatory in a future version of RawTherapee, so don’t keep those bugs to yourself!