One thing that I was glad to see at the RawStudio page was a screenshot showing the ability to paste RAW conversion settings from one image to another, this is tremendously useful and something that UFRaw doesn't do right now.
In fact, while perusing the links provided in the Linux.com article, I was checking out the dcraw page and found links to a whole host of RAW related projects. Many of which already do exactly what I am doing with my simple GUI for UFRaw project. Oh well. I'll still try to get it into working order just to keep my Python skills from fading completely ;)
BTW, the app is not completely dead yet. I'm working on it every so often when I get the chance and I've got most of the main functionality in the GUI already coded. Here's a screenshot:
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Excellent post, thanks for this mini-review. I took a quick look at RawStudio a month or so ago when Pixmantec was bought by Adobe (see my blog). I haven't got around to using it yet. I really need to have a look... first thing to do is to get the thing compiled! I've been playing around with Adobe Lightroom beta on Windows and it is painful, so moving to Linux full-time for processing my RAW files would be a good thing.
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