If you're able to do that please post to the above RawTherapee GitHub issue or this thread and include a link to your frameset. The result is a sharper, dreamier image without affecting much about skin tone. Where saturation affects all colors equally, Vibrance creates a warmer or cooler tone by leaving reds almost untouched and altering the greens and blues of an image.
Getting these white framesets for V1 and V2 cameras would be great. RawTherapee’s Vibrance tool gives you more control over skin tone and color density in the photo. Update - I have posted a request for RawTherapee support - and have uploaded the necessary white frameset for the Pi HQ camera (16 photos total - ISO 100/200/400/800 across raspistill and picamera, including both hybrid JPEG/RAW + DNG). The official documentation of RawTherapee is, but it is sometimes confusing because it just describes every tool present in the software and sometimes it doesn’t give you examples.
I'll also reach out to RawTherapee to see if they'd be able to add support. See here for where to upload / instructions - and note that it might be a good idea to upload both the hybrid JPEG/RAW file as well as a converted DNG from PyDNG, for captures with both raspistill and picamera (totaling 4 images per camera). I've uploaded samples for the Pi HQ camera, but they still need samples for the V1 and V2. darktable in 2022 by cost, reviews, features, integrations, deployment, target market, support options, trial offers, training options, years in business, region, and more using the chart below. It has a lot of unique features and tons of familiar ones as well. Darktable (an open source RAW editor) is going to be adding support for the Raspberry Pi camera's RAW format. DarkTable is another great alternative to raw photo editing and processing.
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