[Bf-funboard] Adding a RAW Photo Editor to Blender

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Hi Dean,

I have also tried to push video functionalities to Blender but I gave up,
the main focus of the Blender foundation is 3D animation. Kdenlive (for
video editing) is now available for Windows, Natron is a great compositing
software and I believe has raw support. Both are open source.

Cheers

On Wed, Jan 25, 2017 at 1:18 AM, Dean Jones <deanstephenjones at hotmail.com>
wrote:

> I recently discovered the power and versatility of Blender when I went
> online looking for software to help me edit films shot with my DSLR.  To my
> surprise, when I entered my search parameters, a Blender tutorial series
> was among the list of other popular, and some not so popular, film editing
> software.
>
>
> I had seen the program before, but I was overwhelmed by the default
> rendering screen, so I didn't really investigate its other features.
>
>
> The video editing tutorial by Mickeycal on YouTube is awesome.  He helps
> people like me learn this very powerful feature of Blender.  However, I
> think you are missing an opportunity to grow your user base as well as
> Blender's popularity.
>
>
> I am a photographer who decided to finally explore the filmmaking tools on
> my camera, and this was the catalyst for me to discover Blender's
> functionality in this area.  However, many DSLR shooters are also
> filmmakers (weddings, events, short films, music videos, etc.), and it
> would be great if Blender had a RAW photo editor as part of its application
> suite.  The transition from a RAW photo editor to film-editing software is
> a natural part of the work many photographers do.  Therefore, I would like
> to suggest you consider adding this feature in Blender.
>
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