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• Convert JPG without losing the settings of DNG

  I have Photoshop elements 13.

  I edit a raw file (.) CR2) in the RAW editor and create superb adaptations to my raw photo.

  I then click on the 'Save the Image' button and the only option to save the file as, is to "DNG".

  I want to save the file as a JPG file but elements, this isn't an option, then, how to convert a DNG file in a JPG file without losing the settings as in the raw file, I did?

  Because you say that the JPG seems strong in the PES Editor, I think that what is happening is that there is a sharpness artificial in the editor because of resampling algorithm if you are not 100% zoom / 1:1 or more, so what you think is the sharpness of your photo isn't really there , and these other methods look at one show what is really there.

  The only way around this is to make your sharpening to 100% / 1:1 zoom and make your comparison sharpness in other viewers to 100% as well so you're not at the mercy of their resampling algorithms that will only be approximate and can artificially boost or reduce the sharpness.

  If you think that this is not how you feel then please provide a screenshot by-side of the JPG in the editor of PES and the JPG in IE or Windows, all TWO ZOOM Photo Viewer to 100%.

• Convert JPG & Delete DNG DNG?

  Hello

  I have a lot of old photos that I won't have to keep files DNG (converted from the NAVE). I'd rather have a JPG file (or DNG format which does not contain RAW data, leaving only JPG) for space saving purposes. Is there a way I can do this in just a few clicks of button on an important band in my library?

  If I were you, I would like to convert to DNG format with loss: compression bulky like jpeg, but with change in the benefits of raw.

  To do this, check the "use lossy Compression" box in the dng conversion dialog prompt:

  

  ~ R.

• BUG? "Convert to DNG" is not to skip current DNG but rather DNG conversion to DNG.

  I selected 50 k images to convert to DNG, NEF format. After the conversion of the DNG format, I chose it to remove the NAVE. Between the NAVE in the archive are DNG that were previously converted by LR during the import. QUESTION: I see the DNG files in the trash (mac 10.9.3) sense LR isn't jump the current DNG files, but actually convert the DNG format a new DNG then trash the original DNG. This must be a bug.

  https://DL.dropboxusercontent.com/u/37390809/DNG-to-DNG.mov [35MB] (action - select DNG, "convert to DNG", DNG is made and original thrown in the garbage)

  OK - it makes sense that LR converting a DNG for a new DNG if it is

  (1) go lossless lossy

  (2) if the embedded JPG preview changes (xmp changes require the update of JPG JPG or incorporate the size has changed)

  Hope that Adobe considers drugues the spec or conversion when "convert RAW files" is selected using the specification to check the flags that notes what state is the current DNG and compare with the given command so that DNG-> DNG would SKIP over files that are already at the exit of the target.

  My current solution is to filter all simply my library for 'file type' = Raw and then apply the DNG conversion for this file type to jump all DNG files in my archive of shooting 200 000.

• jpg-> dng conversion - what is possible.

  I use CS3 for post processing. I shoot in RAW, so I use a white balance feature in ACR. I have a set of jpg files, shot by a colleague who would benefit from RAW ACR slider versions, particularly the ability to explicitly define the Kelvin lighting value. This is why I would like to convert jpg files to DNG before performing any PP.

  Anyone has any ideas, please? Thanks in advance if you can help.

  So, I thought:

  If I can convert the jpgs in DNG before PP'ing I would have more power and

  control over the white balance corrections.

  As well as that of the year? What is not is not there. A file that has bin converted into an 8-bit image and uses a compression with chroma undersampoling find themselves not magically loyalty by inflating it at a higher resolution format. There is nothing you could do in ACR that you couldn't reach with conventional settings in this case...

  Mylenium

• AWR convert to DNG in lightroom cc

  Today, I installed the latest update. I'm on a Mac.

  I always imported my files and raw files. My Sony AWR files convert to DNG after the last update and I can't seem to import as AWR without conversion.

  My files from my previous import are AWR. Import of today are all dng.

  Y at - it a setting I can change to keep my raw files?

  Thank you!

  No doubt inadvertently selected "Copy as DNG" in the upper panel of the import dialog options. You have not really lost any ability to edit by converting to DNG. But if you don't like it, then just change the option 'Copy' and the conversion will not occur.

• How can I import jpeg images and convert to dng in my lightroom 5.7?

  I need to convert jpeg images to DNG for some controls. I am unable to do it in the clouds, but I can't in 5.7 on another computer.  Help?  Is it just a matter of adjustment?

  Yes, as suggested by Hal, import images into Lightroom, and then convert them to DNG from the library Module.

  Select image > click library in the Menu bar > Photo to convert to DNG.

• Is there a reason to save the original NEF files after import for the LR in the form of files 'convert to DNG?  Is there a reason to save the two versions?  The NAVE seems to have no further use other than too much hard drive space.

  Is there a reason to save the original NEF files after import for the LR in the form of files 'convert to DNG?  Why save versions when the DNG is the original and the NAVE seems to just take remote hard drive space?

  I see no reason to keep them, they take a lot of space, one of the reasons to convert to DNG is that they are almost 20% smaller than the ships.

  But it is of course your choice...

• Photoshop CS6 will not open the file image (.jpg, .dng and .cr2)

  Hello

  I recently reinstalled my laptop (64-bit) Windows 7 Pro. It has all the necessary Windows updates.

  I installed Photoshop CS6 (64 and 32-bit) and I've installed all the updates it needs.

  It will not open any JPG or RAW, .tif, .jpg, .dng and .cr2 files. Before you reinstall Windows Photoshop worked well.

  When I try to open an image file that Photoshop does not open, so the file type is associated with Photoshop, but that's all. The software is running, but it won't open the jpg or tif, and it does not open Camera Raw to display the RAW file.

  If I double-click on a new image, then a new instance of Photoshop is open, in addition to the already open instance, but still no picture.

  If I click file-open and navigate to the file it will then open in Photoshop and Camera Raw 9.1.1 and the picture shows successfully.

  Strange!

  The only thing I think currently, is that I have 2 partitions on the laptop, with C: and a D: readers, with the users folder, which is held on D. Photoshop is confused by there? Well it is exactly how the laptop has always been in place, and it was already defined in this way before Photoshop has been installed.

  I tried to uninstall and reinstall. I tried to install just Photoshop 64 Bit, not 32 bit (I don't really know why I get the two offered, to be honest.)

  I am now lost and would like to receive helpful suggestions!

  I "solved" this problem!

  It seems that Photoshop won't open these files from a Windows 7 'Library' that points to a redirected folder.

  However, if I create a mapped drive with a drive letter local, the actual path of the files, (for example \\Server\FolderRedirections\Michael\Pictures), then it works OK.

  It is a good work-round and it makes no difference to me if I use a mapped drive or library I put just one correct, in the section 'Favorites' from Windows Explorer.

  Thanks for the suggestions guys, that helped me a lot. I hope this answer helps someone else, even if my situation may not be a common scenario.

• Convert to DNG grey AGAIN

  Help, it can help me to solve this problem. My "convert to DNG" is grayed out for the second time in two days.

  Hello, can you please try the steps in the next page?

  Bridge help | Convert to DNG option disabled in Adobe Photo Downloader | Mac OS

• Convert to DNG out graeyed

  My "convert to DNG" on Photo Downloader is grayed out on Bridge CS6, and I don't know how to solve this problem. Someone at - it solutions?

  Please follow the article: Bridge help | Convert to DNG option disabled in Adobe Photo Downloader | Mac OS

  It should help.

• Where is the option "Convert to DNG" in Lightroom 2015.3 Import Module?

  Maybe I'm not, but where the option "Convert to DNG" in Lightroom 2015.3 Import Module?

  Upstairs in the Center above the image preview screen.

  

• Recovery of DNG issue: I have photos stored on an external hard drive which have previously been imported into Lightroom and converted to DNG.  The laptop on which I was running Lightroom died and I had to replace the hard drive and rebuild the

  Recovery of DNG issue: I have photos stored on an external hard drive which have previously been imported into Lightroom and converted to DNG.  The laptop on which I was running Lightroom died and I had to replace the hard drive and rebuild the computer.  In the process of my Lightroom program and catalog related to these images have been lost.  When I re-associate these photos with my new installation of Lightroom and a new catalogue is there a way to retrieve the keywords or other changes or metadata catalogue Mountaga?  Is any of this information embedded with the imge DNG file or was it only in the cataloght lost on my failing hard drive? I re-import just as if it were new images with no prior treatment of Lightroom?

  By default, LR saves all changes in the catalog, and that applies to any type of file.

  Optionally, you can save changes to the file as well, for raw files owners, this will create a xmp file - for DNG that changes are going to be cooked in the file, without additional xmp file.

  But it does not default. Go to the catalog and parameters under the control of metadata automatically save changes to XMP.

  Unless you do this, the changes are saved only in the catalog.

  Hope this makes things clearer.

• Degradation of the image by converting to DNG files?

  My camera generates NEF files. I usually copy as DNG when I import them into Lightroom. This process does change my image somehow?

  I love that DNG is an open format, but I don't want to degrade my images.

  Thank you

  Daniel

  If you choose lossless compression when you convert to DNG format, not a single pixel has changed in your image.

  Of course, if you choose lossy compression, then the image has changed, although in almost all cases, you'll have a hard time, except if you look really hard seeing her.

• Convert to DNG does not work with 5 d mark III bridge

  I use CS6 and the "convert to DNG" option does not work when I download my Canon 5 d Mark III files, but it works with my 5 d Mark II files. " HOW can I get it works. I had to convert using the DNG Converter.

  8.7.1 ACR update and you won't have to convert to DNG at all. 8.7.1 DNG converter also supports the Mark 3.