DeepPRIME CPU-only (no GPU) processing performance comparison between PL 6.11 and PL 7.1. I processed 5 D850 NEF files (45 MP) from the folder Nikon D850 Sample Images | Photography Blog
PL6 : 9m30 → 1m54 per file
PL7 : 8m20 → 1m40 per file (processing speed ^ 12,3%)
In both cases I measured with a stopwatch from click to finish. If you subtract about 10s for preprocessing, the results are a tad more spectacular.
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PL does basic raw conversion to everything in a folder. Its a disaster to creat large folders, you really have to weed out unwanted imiges befor using PL.
That is no good for me, I have a 1000 images in some folders. How can it process everything in the folder, say I change the exposure, colours etc. local adjustments?
PureRaw works fine for me, just select the images, from the folder, then open in PureRaw, easy, choose which ones to batch process.
That is far to long, somthing is wrong. I dont think PL uses the graphics processor in normal use, just deep prime. It might be woth trying support, sometimes they can be of help.
Export times don’t only depend on file/megapixel size, but also on a) what is done to them and b) how any can sensibly be processed in parallel. Pushing that slider to its max can be fairly counterproductive, on my Macs, the sweet spot of parallel processing is at 3 to 5 files. Leave that range and processing will take longer (with everything else kept unchanged) than necessary.
Megapixel/file size: Canon CR2 files get larger if the image contains lots of details or noise.
Note that on export, the preview images need to be produced too.
BF discounts end today (Cyber Monday, November 27th, 2023) and we might see normal pricing again soon - as well as the bundles like DPL7 Elite + DFP7, which sold in the US for the price of DPL7, which meant that DFP was free!
Note that offers/bundles can differ by country/currency.