You need to make sure that you have the gimp-ufraw package installed,
not just ufraw. Then you can can just load raw images into GIMP like
any other image. UFRaw will pop up and after doing any adjustments you
want, click OK and it will be transfered into the gimp... no need for a
GIMP button.
While your at it, check out Digikam and Darktable for working with raw
images. You might find that you don't have a need to ever transfer them
into the GIMP. That way your image stays in a much higher bit color.
Digikam will also allow you to catalog and tag all your images to make
them easily findable.
Hopefully in the near future (near future in gimp terms being months)
they will release the next generation of GIMP and the above statement
will no longer be true.
Brian Cluff
On 12/23/2012 01:19 PM, Michael Havens wrote:
> it is strange. It used to be that I would open a raw image with Gimp and
> ufraw would open it and there would be an 'open with Gimp' button. well,
> that button hast disappeared and I know not why it has done so!
> Seriously though, I need to open it with Gimp to convert it to a jpg.
> Anyone had something similar happen they were able to resolve?
> :-)~MIKE~(-:
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