I'm running 14.4.1 and just tried the version that Catherine posted from 10/30. Each image gets opened in the DNG converter (shows in the dock) one-by-one, as opposed to in an earlier version, where you will see 2-3 images showing up at a time in the dock. No OpenCL support for either version, and I ...

Hi, I have noticed this too with 8.2.14 - I compared it to 8.2.13 and the difference in rendering speed is night and day.

14" MacBook Pro with M2 Max over here too. Will be using 8.2.13 for the time being.

As long as "RAW-in-DNG-out" raw decoder is selected for CR2 as well, there is absolutely no difference in how they are treated. The only possible difference is that CR2 may be faster to decode so the button doesn't have enough time to show up in the task bar.

Also, make sure to compare the first ...

We don't know whether M2 should be working or not, no one who actually has this hardware contacted us yet. Please get the latest version from our website (unless you downloaded it just today), re-enable OpenCL and then send a bug report after the error (menu - Help - Contact support). You should ...

Hello! I have been working with .CR3 raw files with my new mirrorless camera, and I've observed something interesting happening that I can't seem to correct.

When rendering a stack, Adobe DNG Converter will open in the dock to "process" each photo, and then the stack will advance processing. I ...

Hello! Similar to the post about the M1 Max OpenCL, it seems it is not working currently for M2 Max chips. I am on Ventura 13.2, the latest version, as well as the latest version of Helicon Focus, 8.2.2.
Thanks for your help!