# Only important or pre-first run parameters are left in this global option file.
# After the first run, all the parameters will be available in this global option file
# or in a new local option file, depending on the MultiUser value below

# Most of the options are modifiable through the Preference window

[General]
# Setting MultiUser to false will use the application's installation directory as cache directory,
# which can be useful if you want to keep the application and all the cache data in a single place,
# an external HD for example
MultiUser=true
# Windows users should not use the system theme : some composed widget won't be usable
UseSystemTheme=false

[File Browser]
# Image filename extensions to be looked for, and their corresponding search state (0/1 -> skip/include)
ParseExtensions=3fr;arw;arq;cr2;cr3;crf;crw;dcr;dng;fff;iiq;jpg;jpeg;kdc;mef;mos;mrw;nef;nrw;orf;pef;png;raf;raw;rw2;rwl;rwz;sr2;srf;srw;tif;tiff;x3f;
ParseExtensionsEnabled=1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1;0;1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1;

[Output]
PathTemplate=%p1/converted/%f

[Profiles]
# if this is set to a path of a custom program, it will receive the EXIFs as parameters and must generate a PP3 preset file for the given raw/JPG
# Parameters: <Path to raw/JPG> <Path to default profile> <fNumber> <expose in seconds> <focal length in mm> <ISO> <Lens> <Camera>
CustomProfileBuilder=

# Set here an absolute or relative path (to the rawtherapee.exe file) to the directory containing your own profiles.
# If MultiUser=true, each user will have their own "options" file, and can set a common or different absolu path
#Directory=profiles

# Uncomment and set UseBundledProfiles to false if you don't want to be polluted by RawTherapee's bundled profiles
# Warning: if you don't set RawDefault and ImgDefault to one of your own profile, Internal values will be used instead
#UseBundledProfiles=true

# Default profile name (without extension) to use for raw images
#RawDefault=${G}\\Default

# Default profile name (without extension) to use for standard (8bits) images
#ImgDefault=Neutral
