This would do the raw images and allow to specify options. I would recommend to use this function:ĬIFilterMBS.filterWithImageFile(File as FolderItem, options as Dictionary) as CIFilterMBS Send Dave Coffin an e-mail, he’s a good guy and maybe there’s something he can do to speed it up for you. However in recent years I don’t seem to get so many requests, I get more requests for Windows versions of my apps instead. I used to get requests to add RAW image support to my photography based applications in the past, I’d always respond and say I used Apple’s RAW converter and I’d let Apple know about the users Camera. At the least you’re doing the best you can and providing them with information as to why photogs are leaving the platform, it’s up to them what they do with it. You’ll probably never get the RAW image support in the version of the macOS you’re using, and they may never add RAW support (Afterall Apple consider the iPhone to be a professional camera, bleugh). File a feature request at Apple for the RAW format, make sure to include in the feature request that you want this for the version of the macOS that you’re using and tell them why you haven’t upgraded.This way you make it clear to the user why it’s taking longer to open the image in your application than it does with say Adobe software.
Display a dialog to the user with the preview and a message saying something like “RAW format not supported by Apple, using 3rd Party RAW converter.
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