DNG files are not Photoshop directly, they're handled by the Camera
Raw plugin. Camera Raw v2.4 is what you should be using with
Photoshop CS, it handles the DNG files correctly. It's also the last
version of the Camera Raw plugin compatible with CS.
You should be converting your files
DNG files are not Photoshop directly, they're handled by the Camera
Raw plugin. Camera Raw v2.4 is what you should be using with
Photoshop CS, it handles the DNG files correctly. It's also the last
version of the Camera Raw plugin compatible with CS.
You should be converting your files
solution 1: Sort the PEF files into a subfolder. Open DNG Converter,
set source to the subfolder and destination to the same folder as the
other DNG files.
solution 2: Let it do it's thing on all the files, than delete the
redundant files with a properly executed wildcard file parameter
From: Powell Hargrave [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If I add PEF files to a folder which has DNG files in it and then run DNG
Converter it creates a second copy of the DNG files.
Any way to stop this annoying redundant behaviour?
Yes, it's quite simple. Grasp the power cord that connects your cpu to
I have only used the converter once, Powell, and when i went to save in the
same folder i
got a are
you sure you want to do that message. I think its best if you make seperate
sub folders.
Thats what i
ended up doing.
Dave
If I add PEF files to a
Keep the DNG files in a separate folder from the PEF files.
It's been suggested to DL the PEF's to one directory and have the converted
files placed in a second directory.
Shel
[Original Message]
From: Powell Hargrave [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: pentax-discuss@pdml.net
Date: 5/10/2006 10:27:12
On Wed, May 10, 2006 at 10:28:11AM -0700, Powell Hargrave wrote:
If I add PEF files to a folder which has DNG files in it and then run DNG
Converter it creates a second copy of the DNG files.
Any way to stop this annoying redundant behaviour?
Yes - don't put the DNG files in the same
On Wed, May 10, 2006 at 10:28:11AM -0700, Powell Hargrave wrote:
If I add PEF files to a folder which has DNG files in it and then run DNG
Converter it creates a second copy of the DNG files.
Any way to stop this annoying redundant behaviour?
John Francis wrote:
Yes - don't put the DNG
Just a quick question about DNG.
I use CS, and I can't find any reference to the DNG format. Is this a CS2
feature only? Also, how much space is saved with using DNG?
Thanks.
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