Batch convert Raw files to DNG and integrate the conversion into a more intricate image processing workflow.
Adobe's Digital Negative Specification, also known as DNG format, is an open standard for the storage of raw camera data. However, not all cameras can store data directly into Digital Negative format. If you want to make use of DNG, you need to convert your existing raw files to DNG format first. Fortunately, Adobe DNG Converter can be used to convert your files to DNG format.
Mac users can get an extra helping hand in their conversion tasks with this Automator action. It enables batch processing of DNG conversions, as well as including DNG conversion in a more complex image processing pipeline.
Photographers who shoot raw can find several important advantages to use DNG format over proprietary formats. It is open-source, meaning any software or hardware vendor can support it. You won't lose access to your files if any particular company goes out of business. Lastly, it includes support for all raw conversion metadata, making it a more efficient all-in-one raw format metadata file.
Mac users can get an extra helping hand in their conversion tasks with this Automator action. It enables batch processing of DNG conversions, as well as including DNG conversion in a more complex image processing pipeline.
Photographers who shoot raw can find several important advantages to use DNG format over proprietary formats. It is open-source, meaning any software or hardware vendor can support it. You won't lose access to your files if any particular company goes out of business. Lastly, it includes support for all raw conversion metadata, making it a more efficient all-in-one raw format metadata file.
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