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I try to convert Raw files to jpgs in Ubuntu 12.04 (64bit). I used UFraw, Rawtherapee and Darktable. All 3 converters seem to have problems since there are "hot pixels" (black dots in the resulting image) and the result in general is quite grainy. Even if i adjust the noise-reduction settings, I can't get satisfying results. Is this a bug of Ubuntu or does anybody have an answer?

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I have been using Darktable as well as UFWRAW for a long while and have even contributed to journals with pictures done with Darktable, I have never come across this issue so far. Have you tried installing the latest version from their respective PPAs.

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  • Well thats strange, i do have this strange bug
    – Spot Ify
    Dec 14, 2013 at 20:55

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