Ufraw is a fantastic utility to convert raw camera formats. You can install it via (And you may as well get the plugin for gimp while you are at it):
sudo yum install ufraw ufraw-gimp OR sudo apt-get install ufraw gimp-ufraw |
There is a great tutorial on using ufraw from a bash script here, my only recommendation is converting to PNG but it is entirely up to personal preference.
PNG version:
pef2png.sh
#!/bin/bash if [ ! -d ./processed_images ]; then mkdir ./processed_images; fi; # processes raw files for f in *.pef; do echo "Processing $f" ufraw-batch \ --wb=camera \ --exposure=auto \ --out-type=png \ --compression=96 \ --out-path=./processed_images \ $f done cd ./processed_images # change the image names for i in *.png; do mv "$i" "${i/.png}"_r.png; done for i in *.png; do mv "$i" "${i/imgp/_igp}"; done |
Usage:
# Convert all pef files in the current directory to png ./pef2png.sh |