Installation
To run Raw2Film it is required to have installed exiftool on your system. On Linux this can be done easily with
sudo apt install exiftool
Download the latest .exe from
the releases page and run it.
Alternatively, install via Python (see below).
ExifTool not found
If ExifTool is not
found despite being installed and put on PATH, try placing the .exe of Raw2Film and
ExifTool in the same folder.
Download the .AppImage from
the releases page and make it
executable:
chmod +x raw2film-{version}.AppImage
./raw2film-{version}.AppImage
Alternatively, install via Python (see below).
There is currently no native binary available for macOS. Install and run the application using a Python-based method. See the Python Package section below.
Python Package
Install the application using your preferred Python package manager.
Installs the package into the current Python environment:
pip install raw2film
Recommended for installing standalone applications globally in an isolated environment:
pipx install raw2film
Install the application as an isolated tool:
uv tool install raw2film
Alternatively, run directly from a cloned repository without installing:
uvx raw2film
After installation, run the application:
raw2film
Legacy CUDA support
CUDA support has been removed in the current versions. There are plans to add more universal GPU support, not reliant on the proprietary CUDA drivers. Recently there have also been improvements added that make the live preview much faster than before on CPU.
A legacy CUDA branch has been added. Importantly it is also far out of date in many
regards. When using it additionally installing CuPy package is
necessary to activate the GPU functionality. To disable CUDA on an installation with
CUDA capabilities, use the argument --no-cuda.