Iridient Developer 2.3 Update Improves Sigma DP Merrill X3F Support, Adds Olympus E-M1 et al
Related: digital sensor, Iridient Developer, Olympus, Olympus M4/3, Olympus mirrorless, Olympus OM-D E-M1, Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II, raw file processing, Sigma, Sigma true-color, true-color sensor or image
Iridient Developer is an innovative standalone raw converter. I highly recommend it as an alternative to the mainstream raw converters. Give the demo version a try.
This release greatly expands support for RAW image information based lens corrections to numerous new cameras including most all recent models from Canon, Sony, Olympus, Fujifilm and Panasonic.
The automatic chromatic aberration correction algorithm has also been greatly improved and should give better, more consistent results under difficult image conditions. Camera manufacturer RAW metadata and DNG lens profile (LCP) based chromatic aberration corrections can now be applied independently of lens distortion corrections.
Sigma RAW processing has been greatly improved for both the latest Merrill models as well as earlier generation Foveon sensor cameras. Numerous improvements throughout for the Foveon sensor processing!
This release also includes several bug fixes, various overall performance improvements and updated default camera profiles and settings for some cameras (particularly the Nikon D800(E) and D600).
RAW image support has been added for the following new cameras:
Canon: PowerShot G16 and S120
Nikon: P7800
Olympus: OM-D E-M1
Sony: NEX-5T and ILCE-3000
Fujifilm: X-A1
Samsung: Galaxy NX
