This update also includes bug fixes, general performance enhancements and support for 10 new RAW cameras. Panasonic: DMC-G7. Pentax: K-3 II. Leica: Q Typ Hasselblad: H5Dc. This update includes further improvements to the v3 noise reduction introduced in version 3. Both Luminance and Color noise reduction adjustments in particular are now much more effective with some forms of noise, especially when strongly increasing shadow brightness and with high ISO images.
The maximum strength of noise reduction has also been increased to give smoother, lower noise output when set to high levels while still retaining good detail and color fidelity. The noise reduction version has now been updated to v3. Spotlight tags are now properly saved when exporting images and support for specifying Spotlight tags has been added to the Batch processing window.
Nikon: 1 J5. Olympus: TG-4 and Stylus 1s. Leica: M Monochrom Typ This update includes some improvements to the new v3 noise reduction methods for Luminance and Luminance Grain Smoothness, particularly for images with high levels of speckle type noise in the deep shadows.
The v3 Color noise reduction methods are now both applicable to monochrome conversions and are now applied prior to monochrome conversion. Use of Color noise reduction can greatly reduce noise levels for some types of monochrome conversions, especially those based on the RGB mixer methods. An option has been to specify completely custom aspect ratios for cropping. Samsung: NX The color presets for APS-C models have been improved, especially for the extreme ends of the tonal range dark shadows and bright highlights.
The Vivid style in particular should show much better results in dark shadows and very bright colors in many cases should show more gradual transition to clipping and better saturation. I'm happy to announce the final release of Iridient Developer 3! This major new release contains many new features and significant improvements throughout. Some of the key new features include:. The complete list of over supported RAW camera models can be viewed here. Full release notes for version 3. Download Free Trial Now.
Iridient Developer 3 takes a giant leap closer to final release! This update fixes a Fill Light bug introduced in the previous beta 4 version and a couple remaining issues specific to The documentation has now been fully updated for all new functionality and other changes in version 3.
The preview approximation for sharpening at lower scale sizes been greatly refined as well. This release now has full support for saving settings adjustment subsets or "presets" , for example just sharpening adjustments, to disk and the settings popup menu can now also be organized by subfolder groupings. All camera defaults for RAW files have been transitioned over to my new "Iridient Reveal" sharpening method which has been getting rave reviews!
Color management options have been cleaned up and re-arranged to provide a simpler interface for those that are less familiar with color management while still providing the same low level control over color management options as found in earlier versions for those who want to be able to set up color management exactly how they like it.
This sale runs through the end of the year. Happy Holidays and thanks for all your support over the past 10 years!! In addition to the new features added in the previous 3. User interface updates to address changes to system font and various control sizes on Mac OS X Yosemite Potential crashing issue and odd color banding with the Pentax Q7 when using the 03 FishEye lens have been resolved. Improvements have been made to camera tone curves and default camera profiles for most recent Sony cameras to provide an even better color match to the Sony standard style with these cameras.
This update fixes a bug introduced in version 2. This update includes much improved hot and dead pixel filters which are now enabled by default for most all RAW camera models. The monochrome channel mixer conversion controls now have a "preserve luminosity" option to make interactive editing of channel mixer blends easier. Fixes a bug with image cropping and the Fujifilm XS when shot at aspect ratio and adds options for using common fixed aspect ratios when loading RAW images or ignoring the in-camera aspect ratio setting as long as full RAW size info is also available.
JPEG export speed has also been improved along with various other bug fixes and improvements. The previous Fujifilm X-Trans style presets based on a dpreview. This update includes a number of great new features to provide better integration with other photo management tools, in particular Lightroom and Aperture. It is now much easier to use Iridient Developer as an external editor for both RAW and standard image editing tasks.
New features include 'Find and Open RAW' for doing a local search for the RAW source of a standard image, the ability to overwrite standard images in place and support for automatically opening the RAW source image when sent a standard image for external editing.
A new menu item has been added to quickly overwrite an image using the identical file name, image format, dpi and color profile quickly and this also allows overwriting the standard image source of RAW images as well. Now using the latest TIFF v4.
Tooltips have been returned to the thumbnail browser, now with even more image information than before including image size and exposure settings. View menu items have been added for keyboard shortcut based scrolling of the preview image which should fix some issues in previous versions where these keyboard shortcuts were not working when the main preview window did not have focus.
This update adds support for 10 new RAW cameras and a completely overhauled image caching architecture that greatly improves loading speed when accessing previously viewed images, especially for RAW images that may require particularly processor intensive RAW processing such as the Fujifilm X-Trans and Sigma Foveon models. A couple new features include the ability to use custom RAW cropping when using the Iridient demosaic process which can allow for access to additional pixels beyond the camera's normal image area and the ability to default the default save to folder to the original image's location instead of the last used folder.
Also includes improvements to Adaptive Early Stage noise reduction which now better maintains fine details at high levels while still showing similar levels of overall noise reduction. This release also includes numerous new default ICC camera profiles and camera curves for most Canon, Nikon, Sony and Fujifilm models from the past few years based on new internal camera calibration tool refinements.
Now supports opening image s by drag and drop onto the image window. A monochrome sharpening preview option to aid with fine tuning sharpening adjustments has been added along with various other fixes and improvements.
Iridient Developer 2. This update includes a critical fix for an issue with some adjustment sliders Exposure, others on non-English, Mac OS X This update also includes an improvement to settings number entry so that both commas and periods are accepted for decimal separators regardless of system locale or preference settings.
The Iridient Developer 2. This update also includes an improved automatic chromatic aberration correction algorithm, improved Sigma RAW image processing, various default camera profile and settings refinements, bug fixes and various performance improvements. This release includes support for lens vignetting corrections including automatic correction from LCP lens profile files, DNG format images with embedded lens metadata and some camera manufacturer's RAW metadata.
Manual lens vignetting adjustments are now available as well! This release improves the "Auto Levels" noise reduction option introduced in version 2.
Many new resampling methods have been added for image resizing on export including various new sharper, smoother and auto options. Greatly improved handling of Job Queue window updates now allows for quick queueing of huge batch jobs with many thousands of images. Various other bug fixes and performance improvements are included as well. This release includes support for 14 more RAW camera models, reduces memory usage of the new noise reduction algorithms introduced in version 2.
This release introduces 3 all new noise reduction methods which greatly improve the high ISO noise processing while retaining excellent detail and reducing color smearing along object borders! This release also brings support for using Apple's RAW processing as an alternate demosaic option and to enable support for some camera models like the Fuji X-trans which may not yet be supported by my own demosaic processing. A new "RAW Color Channel Mixer" monochrome conversion method now with 6 in all provides direct access to the RAW sensor color channels direct from the demosaic stage with no prior color processing.
Other bug fixes and improvements as well! Clear skies, no clouds! At Iridient Digital there are no subscriptions required, ever. This maintenance update cleans up some bugs introduced in version 2. This, in addition to the previous support for ICC camera profiles, custom point based camera tone curves and the older DNG v1.
This release also includes improvements to the performance of image preview and histogram updates, drag based scrolling of the thumbnail browser and various other improvements and bug fixes. Many great new features including: Support for lens corrections including embedded lens metadata from some cameras Olympus and RAW formats DNG , lens profiles LCP files , automatic and manual chromatic aberration correction and manual distortion correction.
Newly designed image thumbnail browser with support for live updates. Support for star ratings. Optimized graphics, user interface controls and image rendering for high resolution Retina displays. Improved preview display quality including support for deep color dithering on Enhanced full screen support including support for new full screen window controls introduced in Code signed for support of Apple's Gatekeeper security introduced in Support for touch gestures for zooming and scrolling preview.
Refined default ICC color profiles for many camera models. Numerous performance enhancements including incorporation of Apple's Grand Central Dispatch technology for better utilization of the latest multi-core Intel processors. Various bug fixes. This update brings support for a whole bunch of new camera models that have been released over the past few months! Olympus E-M5. Pentax K Leaf Credo 40, 60 and Leica M Monochrom and X2. Happy Holidays Everyone! The RAW Developer 1. This release also includes bug fixes for some EXR modes DR and image resolution settings for the Fuji X10, updated default color profiles for several recent cameras and a few other bug fixes.
This update also features even faster performance for lossless JPEG compression used by many camera models and a few bug fixes now allow support for huge raw images over megapixels in size. Support for non-RAW DNG format images has been expanded as well and now includes support for more scanner models and DNG files exported from other image processing programs.
This update also includes performance enhancements, bug fixes and a new "preview" checkbox for easily toggling between current adjustments and the original camera defaults. A bug has also been fixed that previously caused issues with loading of some Fuji RAF format images when running in bit mode.
Memory requirements for loading large numbers of images from certain file formats, Pentax PEF in particular, have been greatly reduced and this should improve thumbnail scrolling and general responsiveness of the application when loading hundreds of images with limited RAM.
The home and end keys now also are functional for navigating to top, left and bottom, right. The command key now modifies the page up and page down controls for left or right scrolling too. This major update brings performance improvements throughout and now runs as a bit application on Mac OS X In some cases file export may be up to x faster than previous versions!
Several improvements and bug fixes are included as well! This release fixes a bug with camera white balance presets for the Canon 7D with final firmware versions. This release resolves an issue with Mac OS X version A couple other bug fixes are also included. The demosaic processing of the unique Fuji SR type sensor featured in the S5 and S3 Pro models has been much improved.
Various bug fixes and other improvements are also included. GPS metadata export is now supported. This release features several all new features including a highlight recovery slider, shadow fine tuning adjustment and variable highlight and shadow tint correction controls. Improvements to camera tone curves, ICC profiles and default settings for many camera models. This release fixes an issue introduced with the previous 1.
This release also includes a fix to support for 14 bit, uncompressed format NEF files from the Nikon D and D3 models. Features improved visual results and processing speed for the Auto 1 and Auto 2 white balance algorithms with many camera models and fixes an issue with the auto white balance options not being applied to exported images for some camera models. This major release adds new automatic highlight recovery processing and support for DNG metadata style camera color rendering in addition to existing support for ICC camera profiles.
The white balance dropper tool now supports variable sample size and the image preview window now has a full screen mode. Further image processing speed optimizations have been made for Intel processor and multi-core processor systems.
This release resolves an issue where the image preview cache could become invalidated on image file export which could result in the image preview being displayed as a black frame. A new default camera profile is included for the Leica M8 and color rendering improvements have also been made for the Phase One P This release fixes several bugs which were introduced in the 1. This major release adds 3 all new noise reduction filters and an optional "soft look" demosaic process for situations where a little smoother, less critically detailed rendering may be desired.
Numerous performance improvements have been made throughout including much faster initial image loading and support for in-memory image preview caching. This release features improved support for manufacturer specific camera metadata when using DNG file format. Many cameras now include support for loading additional white balance preset metadata directly from DNG files when the DNG conversion application is able to pass through this information. This maintenance update modifies some of the ICC camera input profiles which were updated in the 1.
This update also addresses issues with file renaming by date metadata when batch processing, global color management profile selection on Mac OS X On Mac OS X Defaults settings and camera profiles have been updated for many camera models.
This maintenance update fixes an issue with the Color Smoothing adjustment when set to values between 1 and 7. The release also removes a dependency on QuickTime 7 and will now work with QuickTime 6. Warning dialogs regarding features not supported on Mac OS X The documentation has also been improved to cover the new sharpening options and Chroma curve features added in the 1.
The new Sinar eMotion75 back is now supported. This major update adds native support for Intel processor based Macs and is distributed as a universal binary application which is compatible with both PowerPC and Intel based systems.
The license is "perpetual" meaning you are never required to pay for an update to keep using the software. However, this does not mean upgrades are free forever. Your purchase of Iridient X-Transformer includes at least 18 months of free upgrades regardless of version designation 2.
After that free period expires use of the newest releases may require the purchase of a new license. The official product upgrade policy is available online here. This X-Transformer 2. If your license is older than this date this version will revert to demo mode until a new license is purchased. It will automatically recognize your existing registration information.
To update from a previous release of Iridient X-Transformer simply download and install the new version. Previous versions can then be removed from your system. All purchases of Iridient Developer now include at least 18 months of free upgrades, including both major and minor updates.
Our official product upgrade policy is available online here. Release Date: November 24, Version History. Short, task focused tutorials on quickly getting up to speed with Iridient Developer editing and how to best integrate Iridient Developer into your existing photo management workflow. The full list of over supported RAW cameras can be viewed here.
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