Applications which support DNG Adobe Digital negative

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studiozs
Sep 23, 2005
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Hello,

It sounds smart to convert any Rawfile in to a universal fileformat.

Having done that, are there any other applications than Photoshop cs2; (preferable freeware) which can open the pictures….
So my customers can at last see them on their monitor.

Thank you,

Rob van de Steenoven
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Gene Palmiter
Sep 23, 2005
I am sure some will be along shortly…not that it makes sense to me. Why would I want someone to see unedited RAW data of my work?

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"Zier & van de Steenoven" wrote in message
Hello,

It sounds smart to convert any Rawfile in to a universal fileformat.
Having done that, are there any other applications than Photoshop cs2; (preferable freeware) which can open the pictures….
So my customers can at last see them on their monitor.

Thank you,

Rob van de Steenoven
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Barry Pearson
Sep 23, 2005
Zier & van de Steenoven wrote:
Hello,

It sounds smart to convert any Rawfile in to a universal fileformat.

There are still some important products, such as Capture One, and most of the raw converters supplied by camera makers, that don’t support DNG yet. So be careful.

You can, of course, convert to DNG and embed the original raw file into the DNG file. The result is rather large, of course, but it gives the advantages of having a single file that can hold CS2 raw settings, has the archival advantages of a publicly defined format, and still enables the original raw format to be extracted later if necessary.

Having done that, are there any other applications than Photoshop cs2; (preferable freeware) which can open the pictures….
So my customers can at last see them on their monitor.

Here is a provisional list of products that support DNG in one way or another. There are some viewers among this list:

http://www.barry.pearson.name/articles/dng/products_y1.htm

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