Hmmm ... that sounds very nice - at least the possibility sounds nice. Marco mentioned that he liked the B&W conversion, but I don't recall him mentioning that the conversion could be done at the RAW stage. Converting during import is a nice option. I assume that feature can be turned off, or that the DNG files can be put in a user selected directory?
Shel > [Original Message] > From: Sylwester Pietrzyk > While not a replacement for final retouching in Photoshop, it is a great > replacement for raw converting and photos managmenet applications. It has > most of functions found in Adobe RAW Converter + some ready to go sets of > effects like converting to B&W at RAW stage. [...] >And it has an option to do RAW -> DNG converting during photos > import too.
