Credits
Sources for the images, interface and typography in this guide.
OmaRAW
OmaRAW and its interface are by Gavin Nugent. Application code is GPL-3.0-or-later; the application’s notices describe its dependencies and bundled data separately.
Guide text and AI tools
The expanded control reference adapts OmaRAW’s built-in help and user documentation, with additional tutorial explanations. The application licence, AI selection/removal notices and denoise notices are included. Models and runtimes are not part of this website pack.
Sample photographs
These six JPEGs are reused from the existing OmaShow help collection, whose source credits record them as CC0/public-domain photographs. They are demonstration images, not RAW camera samples.
- Writing Drawing — Green Chameleon · source
- Whiteboard Post-Itnotes — Startup Stock Photos · source
- Interior Design — Breather · source
- Pocketwatch Clock — Veri Ivanova · source
- Business Man — Direct Media · source
- Office Work — Benjamin Child · source
RAW tool-demonstration sources
- lens-and-colour.RW2 — raw.pixls.us sample repository · source · CC0-1.0.
- high-iso.RW2 — raw.pixls.us sample repository · source · CC0-1.0.
- colour-negative.NEF — Joachim Braun (jjbraun) · source · CC-BY-SA-4.0.
Joachim Braun’s negative was inverted and adjusted in OmaRAW. Its adapted images and the Negative conversion demonstration film are offered under CC BY-SA 4.0, with the source attribution above. Settings are particular to that scan. The other two source RAW files are unchanged CC0 samples. The warm demonstration LUT was authored for this guide.
Icons and fonts
Lucide icons: ISC licence. Montserrat and JetBrains Mono: SIL Open Font License, with Montserrat’s notice and JetBrains Mono’s notice included. Website styling follows the existing OmaTools app guides.
About the films
Recorded from the real OmaRAW interface in separate demonstration catalogs. Captions and a pointer were added; processing waits were shortened. The films are silent. The AI mask and removal films run real local models using an isolated runtime copy. The 39 individual Develop tool films were recorded using real JPEG, RAW and negative-scan examples. The new AI denoise film completes RAW inference and saves a DNG. The earlier workflow film explains the panel using JPEG samples; it remains labelled as an earlier recording. Automatic tagging shows manual correction, and Capture shows setup without a connected camera. No public installation or model download is claimed.