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NAME

       rawtherapee - an advanced cross-platform program for developing raw photos.

SYNOPSIS

       rawtherapee [directory|image-file]
       rawtherapee [-o|-O <output>] [-s|-S] [-p <file>] [-d] [-j[1-100]|-t|-t1|-n] [-Y] -c <input>

DESCRIPTION

       RawTherapee  is  an  advanced  program for developing raw photos and for processing non-raw photos. It is
       non-destructive, makes use of OpenMP, supports all the cameras supported by dcraw  and  carries  out  its
       calculations in a high precision 32bit floating point engine.

OPTIONS

       -o <output file>|<output dir>
              select output directory.

       -O <output file>|<output dir>
               select output directory and copy the PP3 file into it.

       -s     use the PP3 processing profile located next to the input file (which shares same name as the input
              file)  when  building  the  processing  parameters,  e.g.:  for  IMG001.NEF  there  should  be   a
              IMG001.NEF.pp3 in the same directory. If such a file is not found, the default values are used.

       -S     like -s but skip processing that image if its corresponding PP3 file is not found.

       -p <PP3 file>
              specify  a  PP3  processing  profile  to  be  used for all conversions. You can specify as many -p
              options as you like (see note below).

       -d     use the default raw or non-raw PP3 file to build the image's parameters (specified in the  options
              file).

       -j[1-100]
              specify  output to be JPEG (default). The compression value can be in the range 1-100. If none was
              specified, the default compression value is 90, balanced subsampling (4:2:2).

       -t     specify output to be uncompressed 8 bit per channel TIFF.

       -t1    specify output to be zip-compressed 8 bit per channel TIFF.

       -n     specify output to be 8 bit per channel PNG with a compression value of 6.

       -Y     overwrite output if present.

       Note:
       You can use partial PP3 files, in which case RawTherapee will set the missing values as follows:
         The PP3 file is first built with internal default values;
         then overridden by those found in the "default raw" or "default non-raw" photo profile (if -d has  been
       set);
         then  overridden  by  those  found  in  the  PP3 files provided by -p, each one overriding the previous
       values;
         then overridden by the sidecar file if -s is set and if the file exists;
         the time when the sidecar file is used depends of the position of the -s switch  in  the  command  line
       relative to the -p parameters (e.g. "-p first.pp3 -p second.pp3 -s -p fourth.pp3").

SEE ALSO

       You   can  find  the  documentation,  including  a  detailed  user  manual,  on  the  project's  website:
       http://rawtherapee.com/blog/documentation

AUTHOR

       RawTherapee was originally written by Gabor Horvath of Budapest, Hungary, before being relicensed as free
       and open-source software in January 2010 and being maintained by a team of people since.
       The RawTherapee Development Team comprises of passionate people from all around the world.

                                                  July 31, 2012                                   RAWTHERAPEE(1)