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So my current plan is to use RT for raw files, do the basic image quality stuff (white balance, chromatic, exposure, noise, sharpen, etc) and then pass it to GIMP for other work like layers. The handshake/link between the 2 is pretty smart and smooth. Thus searched, studied and compared RT and Darktable. Tried nufraw and it did not work with GIMP. Something like this, Select image from Gimp, choose 16 bit output, ok it which then opens in Gimp (and a lot faster than RT) The Partha Gimp 2.10.12 has nufraw already integrated. Unfortunately the standalone Windows latest nufraw package still does not integrate into a Gimp (just tried it - NBG). If you just need to get an image into Gimp then nufraw has the simplest interface. However, in my opinion, both RT and Darktable have appalling interfaces, Ofnuts has a good point about the non-destructive capabilities of RT. RT is a full application masquerading as a plugin, there are simpler ones (NufRaw.). I have used Darktable and RawTherapee and liked both for different reasons. So the only question is how complex the plugin should be. For Gimp, I also like wavelet denoise and EG Smart Redux Sharpening (the. To import a raw file, you will always need plugins (importing any file type in Gimp is done by a plugin).