Existing web-based image processing solutions (RAW, filters, JPEG)?

Question

Image processing

Greetings.
Searched - did not find. Looks like I didn't search well enough. But still, what services / portals / sites do you know that provide functions for working with RAW images, allowing you to apply various filters and edit the image in general? Maybe RAW->JPEG converters with the ability to change parameters in the process and visually present the results?
I would like to look at a service that provides the entire so-called. image processing pipeline.
Thank you.

Answer 1

But why make it a web application? If you need some "cool" filters to apply to jpeg, then there is instagram. And if you need to do normal development of RAW images, then what will be the gain from using the web?
These are very computationally intensive operations, especially any noise reduction. Moreover, it is desirable to carry them out on floats, and not on integers. If possible using a video card. The picture must be updated quickly so that the user can immediately see the result of the filter.
Do you want to code all this in JavaScript or do it on the server and send images of several megabytes to the browser after each action?

Answer 2

Didn't understand you a bit. A picture for assessing the quality or effect can be given in the size of 100x100. There will be no zoom, because I see no reason for it.

What am I supposed to see in this picture? Even 1024x1024 will not be enough. You try to develop the photos yourself for a start.

If you want to use advanced noise reduction algorithms, it's easy.

Yeah, 2-4 algorithms, each one can have 2-5 settings and you need a zoom of more than 100% in order to evaluate the operation of the algorithm and select the parameters. Pick an edge between detail and amount of noise. Including leaving some noise so that the image is pleasantly “rough”.
Do you want to check the "suppress noise?" Get:

Yes, all this is already in the cameras, but is it of the required quality?

exactly what is in the cameras.

Exactly. But how to do that? From rare comments on various articles, I conclude that at least there would be interest. Write in those forums? Ask on stackexchange? Option, basically.

Look for a person who needs it so much that he can explain what he needs. Try to use your service yourself, at least mentally, imagine a workflow. If there are no such people, maybe this is not so necessary.