Did iOS 17 expand RAW support?

[AnAppDeveloper]

I searched online and couldn’t find anything besides this article which has not been updated:

Digital camera RAW formats supported by iOS 16, iPadOS 16, and macOS Ventura - Apple Support

These operating systems include system-level support for RAW images taken by many third-party cameras.

support.apple.com

Many cameras have released since then, and I just want to know when my ZV-E10 raw photos will be supported

 

[r.harris1]

I don’t think anyone here can tell you, unfortunately. I use a different raw processor than Apple’s these days but when I did, they could be infuriatingly slow or they never bothered. Given the age of your camera, sadly, I’m thinking the latter. The RAW Power app (written by a former Aperture developer) provides raw support for your camera and integrates with Photos. I can recommend it for Photos-based workflows. https://www.gentlemencoders.com/extended-raw/

 

[swandy]

I don’t think anyone here can tell you, unfortunately. I use a different raw processor than Apple’s these days but when I did, they could be infuriatingly slow or they never bothered. Given the age of your camera, sadly, I’m thinking the latter. The RAW Power app (written by a former Aperture developer) provides raw support for your camera and integrates with Photos. I can recommend it for Photos-based workflows. https://www.gentlemencoders.com/extended-raw/

Forgive me as I have not really used Raw Power for a while (another old-time Aperture user). But wouldn't it get the RAW codecs from macOS (where I used it) or iOS like other apps do?

 

[r.harris1]

Forgive me as I have not really used Raw Power for a while (another old-time Aperture user). But wouldn't it get the RAW codecs from macOS (where I used it) or iOS like other apps do?

Yes, but the developer also has what he calls “extended raw” described in the link above. It comes with certain limitations like no automatic lens correction, but provides support for some cameras not yet natively supported by Apple.

 

[katbel]

Yes, but the developer also has what he calls “extended raw” described in the link above. It comes with certain limitations like no automatic lens correction, but provides support for some cameras not yet natively supported by Apple.

I would add how terrible is Photos in Ventura with RAW photos. Till now if you touch your RAW photo with any of the tools provided by Apple, the photo becomes blurred to say the least. I use RAW Power app extension or other extensions working in Photos (Affinity or Pixelmator Pro)
If I need to crop it or adjust the exposure I go straight there.
Has anyone tried Photos in Sonoma if the RAW problems have been fixed?