Enable Noise Reduction - when you switch this on it will automatically remove chroma noise, you can then move the two Luminance sliders to get rid of any remaining noise to taste.Enable Impulse Noise Reduction - removes a little of the "pepper" noise without losing detail.Set sharpening back to unsharp mask (see above).If the image is high ISO (1600+) then I select another profile that also does the following: Set author name / copyright IPTC fields.Note though that it LOVES to sharpen noise badly so if ISO is 1600+ I switch back to unsharp mask. Set sharpening to "RL Deconvolution" - much better than unsharp mask (x-trans in particular I've heard).There is already a feature request to disable this behaviour so it should happen in a future version. RT auto-levels moves the contrast slider which effects colours too much for my taste, but unfortunately you can't just switch that bit off without disabling auto-levels completely so I manually reset the contrast after the RAW has loaded then tweak the exposure/black levels. Set "False Colour Supression Steps" under x-trans RAW settings to 5 - gets rid of weird colour artifacts I've seen from time to time.If I want to process the RAW I have a default profile (you can assign it in the settings menu under "Image Processing" tab) that does the following: Since I figured out the best in-camera settings for me the OOC jpegs are great 70%+ of the time, so I just use RT on these for a little crop, small tweaks or for B&W conversion.
If I have a lot of images to go through I will generally do a pass in RawTherapee's browser view to star the best then filter appropriately.
I shoot RAW+JPG and have a python script copy files off my SD card into an "inbox" for jpegs and "raw" subfolder for rafs. I'm a hobbyist so my workflow might not be as sophisticated as some but here's how I generally work:
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I've been using RawTherapee for years, having only used bundled camera software before then so I can't comment vs Lightroom etc.
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