RWL Raw files are not supported
I downloaded the trial of Aperture 3 and my RWL files magically appeared. I then purchased the licence for Aperture 3 and now all my RWL files show as unsupported format just as they did in Aperture 2! Any ideas what could cause this...?
I had the same issue...since the trial would not let you convert your Library, it made me import, and that made the RWL show up...
Click on the unsupported format RWL file and it should convert.
I had the same experience and just arrowed through the RWLs, and it converted as it went, no problem.
I posted a message earlier today, here it is...
Just wanted to report some interesting behavior regarding the long-awaited RAW processing ability for the D-LUX 4 and Panasonic LX3. I did not see this happen on the first library I coverted, because I let Aperture do the image processing, so the files were already converted when the Library upgrade process finihed.
Anyway, this time I did not process images when doing the upgrade of my personal library, because I wanted it to finish the task quickly. It did about 3 hours for some 40K photos.
I had been shooting RAW + jpg since I got my Leica D-LUX 4 in the hopes that Aperture would support it some day...and that day came!
Anyway, the .RWL RAW files show up in the browser view as black boxes with the warning triangle. They convert when you select them individually, and that was pretty much as expected.
What was cool though, was when I had opened an .RWL image into Split View, and then arrow key selected the next unprocessed image. Aperture displayed "Unsupported Picture Format" on top of a low res image that had really severe lens distortion for an instant in what appeared to be a 16:9 or longer aspect ratio image, then displayed the properly converted 4:3 RAW file.
This is obviously the lens correction processing that is part of the way the camera operates, and that A2 was incapable of converting correctly. I thought it worth mentioning that you can sort of see it at work in A3.
It is so great to have A3 do such a good job on these files, and be so responsive. Really enjoying getting to work with my Leica RAW files finally.
Sincerely
K.J. Doyle
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