It sometimes takes time until these packages are updated. If you want the latest and greatest version of UFRaw you'll might have to build it yourself.
To build UFRaw yourself you can either read the detailed instructions below or just it and get the shorter version in the README file. I'm using on a Pentium machine, but UFRaw can be built on different Unix flavors and many different architectures. Let me know if your system is not supported for some reason. The following development packages are relevant for building UFRaw: • The Gimp Tool Kit, GTK+2 (libgtk2.0>=2.6). • For color management you need Little CMS (liblcms>=1.13). • To build the Gimp plug-in you need Gimp (gimp>=2.0). • To build the Cinepaint plug-in you need Cinepaint (cinepaint>=0.22).
• libtiff is required to create TIFF images. • libjpeg is required to create JPEG images. • libpng is required to create PNG images. • libcfitsio3 is required to create FITS images. • Exiv2 is required for EXIF support (does not support all camera models) (libexiv2>=0.11).
• To read gzipped raw files you need zlib. • To read bzipped raw files you need libbz2. • To be able to scroll the preview window you need (libgtkimageview>=1.3). • lensfun is required to apply lens correction. This option is experimental. Enable with./configure --with-lensfun.
Gimp Camera Raw
Read before using it. Only gtk+2.0 and liblcms are required.
The others are optional, their relevant features will be enabled if they are found during configuration. In Debian you can get these packages with the command (requires root privelege): apt-get install libgtk2.0-dev liblcms-dev libgimp2.0-dev libtiff-dev libjpeg62-dev libpng12-dev libexiv2-dev zlib1g-dev libbz2-dev libgtkimageview-dev The libgtkimageview-dev package only exists in Debian testing and unstable. For cinepaint 0.22 there is no Debian package at the moment.
How to install UFRaw with GIMP Portable (This is based upon and builds on a previous post here on how to do this by someone else). * Prep Download UFRaw * Install I installed this onto my Windows box into a temporary location.
Under Gimp 2.6 UFraw is installed in the Gimp 2.0 folder. That is the Programs (x86) folder. Now with Gimp 2.8, the Gimp install folder has changed to the Programs folder, ie, not the x86 folder. So Ufraw still install in Gimp 2.0 and it is not in the same folder anymore. The one is a 64 bit (Gimp) and the other 32bit (UFraw).
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