PhotoRaw 3.6 is now available on the app store. It's a big upgrade; import speeds are about twice as fast. So, for example, on an iPad 2 the image on the first page of the PhotoRaw website loads in 13 seconds, versus 26 seconds for the previous version. For those curious, the image in question was shot in a train yard close to Port Hedland, Australia.

And no, there's no change to image quality. In fact, the demosaicing engine is exactly the same as in the previous versions, so you still get the image quality that has distinguished PhotoRaw from day one. For those interested, the changes that give the improved speed are mostly in making a lot more operations occur in parallel.

V3.6 also brings support for the Nikon D3200.

After my series of blog posts on the Fuji X-Pro1's sensor (here, here, here and here), Sean Reid of Reid Reviews contacted me about the posts. I've known Sean since 2007, when I was developing CornerFix at the same time that he was investigating the IR issues on the Leica M8. At the time, Sean was very helpful, supplying a number of test images for CornerFix.
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Jason Howe has a great new article on his work with a Leica M9 and a 15mm Voigtlander Super Wide Heliar f/4.5 Aspherical. It includes his "Bridge Dynamic" image that has been selected by the Editors as a Leica Fotografie International (LFI) Master Shot, as well as full description of how he uses CornerFix.

It's a great read with stunning images. You can find it here.
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