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• The DNG format conversion and loss of the original RAW file?

  I was guided to implement my structure of import so that Lightroom would take my Canon. Cr2 files and convert them to DNG on import. Now, I find that for a major competition, they want to see the RAW file origin but while in the preferences panel, I've had 'data fast loading Embed' checked, I had not checked the box for "Embed original RAW file. Thus, it is impossible for me to produce the original RAW file now?

  If I check the box to embed original raw file, what are the implications for the sizes of files and disk space?

  99jon wrote:

  After you click Import there are choices in the upper part of the import dialog box. If your photos are imported from the camera or camera card select copy. If the CR2 files are already in a folder on your computer, choose Add. LR will bring in the original CR2 files and create a XMP sidecar for each of them.

  Create a XMP file does not by default. You need to tell Lightroom to do by turning on an option or by using a command. Some people never use the XMP sidecar files.

• varchar2 to the date format conversion

  I have converted the formats of date several times, but for some reason, I get an error invalid number when you try to convert a varchar2 column. I tried the to_char and to_date function and I get the same result. The column is a date and it is formatted like ME-DD-YYYY, but I want to change it to DD/MM/YYYY. My query is below:
  
  Select to_date('fccpdate','MM/DD/YYYY')
  of cc_class_scmast_v
  
  When I try to_date I get this:
  
  Error from the 1 in the command line:
  Select TO_DATE ('fccpdate ',' MON-DD-YYYY "") of cc_class_scmast_v, where fccpdate IS NOT NULL
  Error report:
  SQL error: ORA-01858: a non-digit character was found here where was waiting for a digital
  01858 00000 - "a non-digit character found here where was waiting for a digital".
  * Cause: Input data to convert using a date format model has been
  incorrect answer. The input data did not contain a number where is a number
  required by the format model.
  * Action: Fix the input data or the date format model to ensure that the
  elements correspond to the number and the type. And then try the operation again.
  
  
  
  When I try to_char I get this:
  
  Error from the 1 in the command line:
  Select TO_char ('fccpdate ',' MON-DD-YYYY "") of cc_class_scmast_v, where fccpdate IS NOT NULL
  Error report:
  SQL error: ORA-01722: invalid number
  01722 00000 - "invalid number."
  * Cause:
  * Action:
  
  
  I tried to remove the single quotes of my column and that does make a difference. Any help is appreciated.

  Hello

  housetiger77 wrote:
  I have converted the formats of date several times, but for some reason, I get an error invalid number when you try to convert a varchar2 column. I tried the to_char and to_date function and I get the same result. The column is a date and it is formatted like ME-DD-YYYY,

  If the column is a DATE, then it has the same format that all DATEs, which is nothing like 'DD-MON-YYYY '. Formats like which apply only to chains.
  Conversely, if it is in the format "DD-MON-YYY", then it is a string, not a DATE.

  but I want to change to DD/MM/YYYY. My query is below:

  Select to_date('fccpdate','MM/DD/YYYY')
  of cc_class_scmast_v

  To_date (x, "MM/DD/YYYY") tries to convert the string x in a DATE. Let's say it starts by taking the first 2 characters of x, for the month. The first 2 characters of 'fccpdate' are "fc", which is not a valid number (at least not in base 10), not to mention a number from 1 to 12, TO_DATE so will raise an error.

  When I try to_date I get this:

  Error from the 1 in the command line:
  Select TO_DATE ('fccpdate ',' MON-DD-YYYY "") of cc_class_scmast_v, where fccpdate IS NOT NULL
  Error report:
  SQL error: ORA-01858: a non-digit character was found here where was waiting for a digital
  01858 00000 - "a non-digit character found here where was waiting for a digital".
  * Cause: Input data to convert using a date format model has been
  incorrect answer. The input data did not contain a number where is a number
  required by the format model.
  * Action: Fix the input data or the date format model to ensure that the
  elements correspond to the number and the type. And then try the operation again.

  When I try to_char I get this:

  Error from the 1 in the command line:
  Select TO_char ('fccpdate ',' MON-DD-YYYY "") of cc_class_scmast_v, where fccpdate IS NOT NULL
  Error report:
  SQL error: ORA-01722: invalid number
  01722 00000 - "invalid number."
  * Cause:
  * Action:

  I tried to remove the single quotes of my column and that does make a difference. Any help is appreciated.

  It's a good first step. Literals are enclosed in single quotes are not identifiers (including the column names). "fccpdate" is the literal string of 8 characters containing 'f', ' c; Another 'c', 'p' 'd', 'a', 't' and 'e'. " fccpdate (without the single quotes) can be the name of a column.

  If fccpdate is a string, as July 18, 2012', then you can convert it to a DATE using TO_DATE.

  TO_DATE (fccpdate, 'DD-MON-YYYY')
  

  If you want to display a DATE in a particular format, use

  TO_CHAR ( d
          , f
          )
  

  where d is a DATE, and f is the format string. In this case, d is perhaps the TO_DATE expression above

  TO_CHAR ( TO_DATE (fccpdate, 'DD-MON-YYYY')
          , 'MM/DD/YYYY'
          )
  

  I hope that answers your question.
  If not, post a small example data (CREATE TABLE and only relevant columns, INSERT statements) for all of the tables involved and also publish outcomes from these data.
  Explain, using specific examples, how you get these results from these data.
  Always tell what version of Oracle you are using.
  See the FAQ forum {message identifier: = 9360002}

• JPEG or png in the .cur format conversion?

  Hello everyone

  My request is to load the icons on the image in JPG or png or bmp formats supported by labviw

  After loding all the icons on the 2d image. If I want to move from one point to the other point, I want to do the icon as the cursor image.

  In this process, so I need to convert an image format jpg or png or bmp in image through labview .cur format.

  Thank you.

  LabVIEW does not directly support conversion between image formats and does not support the format of the cursor, as image format at all (it support for cursors).  However, you can still do what you want to do, but you will have to do it in a different way.  Here are a few possibilities:

  1. Do everything in a single image control.  Use the mouse events (move, up, down,...) to control what icon is picked up upward and where it goes.  You can move the icon through a picture by program control.
  2. Use two image controls.  The first contains your full image.  When you take an icon, remove it from the first image order and transfer it to the second, which is transparent and is on the first.  When you move the mouse, move the second image programmatically control using mouse events.

  There are a multitude of variations on these basic ideas.  All will require some playing around to get events works fine for you, but you should be able to do.  Good luck.  Let us know if you need more information.

• Windows viewer not able to read the DNG format generated by camera Fujifilm X 30 of the RAF

  Hello. Since September, I have a problem. Until then, it had not occurred to me, but since then, when converting to DNG RAF files generated by my camera Fujifilm X 30, trying to visualize the viewer in Windows, it closes automatically.

  I also have a Nikon D7100 and generated the NAVE of Nikon, there is no problem. I have neither the conversion of the Fujifilm RAF generated through August 2015.

  The problem I've had so far with the Viewer Windows 7, and I have yet to upgrade to Windows 10.

  Please pray Adobe LR some techniques help me find a solution.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  I was able to view your DNG using the Windows on Windows 7 photo viewer. The first thing I did was to install the free DNG for Windows codec. A Setup program is located at the following link:

  Adobe DNG Codec: For Windows: Adobe DNG Codec 2.0

  Hope that helps,

  -Chris

• The DNG files CR2 format conversion

  With Adobe DNG Converter, is there no way to automatically delete the original CR2 files because they are converted to the DNG format, so that I don't end up with two versions of each file, one with a CR2 and the other with a suffix DNG? I could not find this option in the preferences of a DNG.

  Thank you very much!

  Not in the DNG Converter. However, if you use the DNG Converter to download your images from the card you can simply convert that they are downloaded. Then all you have to do is to format the card in your camera again. If you convert to DNG using Lightroom, after the images have been imported you can set your options to remove the original raw file after successful conversion.

• The DNG CONVERSION FAILED

  When you download the raw files from the Canon 550 d camera. The files can be found under the fingernails of the thumb, until images are entered in the record of the bridge. Once the files in the folder as .cr2 files is more available. I camera raw 6.1 downloaded, but this did not help. The error message I received after the images are downloaded is the conversion of the DNG format failed. How this can be resolved. The operating system is windows 7 pro and I have Photoshop CS5

  I assume that you use the bridge Adobe Photo Downloader to download and convert files to DNG using the bridge, correct?

  Have you installed the plugin 6.1 manually or by using the patcher/Installer?

  Thank you

  David

• Why dng format to come out almost twice bigger than the CR2?

  Never seen or noticed before.

  Just shoot the Canon 5 d 2. The CR2s are about 14-15 MB, and yet the DNG, after conversion are 26 and 27 MB.

  What is happening? If memory servers that they are supposed to get smaller is not huge.

  The DNG is compatibility and size difference is incidental.    It is not a fault to be fixed.

  Hard drives and memory cards are cheap so full RAW and retain the flexibility of full resolution.

• Convert RAW CR2 + XMP convert them to those in the DNG file or converts just the CR2?

  It's a stupid question that, somehow, after hours of research, I can't find a definitive answer for:

  I have an existing photos stored in catalog. CR2 (Canon RAW) format, more accompanying files XMP sidecar on the photos I edited.  If I decide to convert those to the DNG format, is the conversion process automatically pick the changes I made in the XMP files and write the changes to the DNG format resulting?  Or is just in process of conversion convert the CR2-> DNG only, ignoring the XMP file?

  Stupid question, but a very important!

  Bonus question:

  The conversion process leaves CR2 and XMP files in the folder as they are and simply add the DNG format in addition to those?  Or he removes the source of CR2 and XMP files, REPLACING those with the DNG format?

  The default mode of Lightroom doesn't create sidecar files. There are not.

  Even when the sidecar files are present, Lightroom does not use them for anything, whether Lightroom uses the information contained in the catalogue of files (except when importing, in this case the parameters of development in the sidecar files are written to the Lightroom database and then used to display the photo)

  The purpose of the sidecar for other software files is indeed store development parameters, as there is no other place to put this information. However, it is not the purpose of the sidecar files in Lightroom. Where they exist, the sidecar files are simply a way to store your settings outside of Lightroom development and allows Lightroom adjustments must be communicated to other software that can read Lightroom development settings.

• 14-bit NEF to DNG format convert

  Hi all

  given that I can't find definitive information on this... How Lighroom 4 deals with 14 bit NEF raw files (coming in this case a D7000) when he converted to the DNG format? All 14 bit color information kept or is it some sort of loss or the current conversion?

  See you soon

  Michael

  NEF-14 bits files will convert the DNG files with 14-bit resolution. There may be minor differences, the DNG format has different fields to the NEF format, so there is necessarily a process of translation, but there will be no loss of resolution.

  Sandy

• Please advise: I have a problem displaying RAW files correctly on Lightroom. The thumbnails look good before the import, but once that Camera Raw is applied when importing they turn green and are cropped. I'm shooting to the CR2 format using custom white

  

  

  HannahMahassen wrote:

  Open the images in iPhoto gave correctly colored final images.

  iPhoto is only to display and to use the preview JPEG embedded within the raw file.

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT202428

  HannahMahassen wrote:

  Unfortunately, the toolset is not so advanced that LR would prefer being able to edit my photos out there. Any suggestions as to why it cannot interpret the correct values in files? Camera Canon G15 btw.

  If you use the auto white balance setting in the camera it is remove the Green tint in the embedded preview raw file (JPEG files). LR White Balance tool is more limited in range compared to the correction of the White Balance in the camera. On your screenshot posted the tint WB slider is set to 150 (Magenta), but clearly it is not sufficient to correct the under cast of green water. You can create a custom profile of DNG to extend LR Temp WB and range of hue as shown here:

  Lightroom: Setting the white balance for underwater photography

  One of the Green images issued by export to the DNG format and open it in Adobe DNG Profile Editor. The corrections described above and then name and save the new DNG profile in below the location of the folder. Restart LR to load the new profile of the camera.

  Lightroom 4, 5, 6 and CC

  Windows Vista through 10

  C:------users------[your user name]-AppData-Roaming------Adobe------CameraRaw------CameraProfiles------.

  Mac

  Macintosh HD / users / [username] / Library / Application Support / Adobe / CameraRaw / CameraProfiles /

  Lightroom 1, 2, 3

  Windows XP

  C: \ Documents and Settings------all users------Local Settings------Application Data------Adobe------CameraRaw------CameraProfiles------.

  Windows Vista or 7

  C:------ProgramData------Adobe------CameraRaw------CameraProfiles------.

  Mac

  Macintosh HD / Library / Application Support / Adobe / CameraRaw / CameraPro! them.

• I can't get the DNG to work with version CS3 after an update of Win_8. I can't afford a newer version of the Photo shop can I get a copy of DNG to answer?

  Can someone help me with this.

  I had a Canon 500 d for a few years and recently got a 600 d.

  The DNG Converter was working fine until today. There was a set Win_8 to date and the converter doesn't work anymore.

  I'm not able to offer a future release as I'm retired and for several years now.

  The version of the DNG format I have is 7.1.

  I tried the parameters proposed in the program

  Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter: for Windows: Adobe DNG Converter 8.7.1

• How to work the DNG? is it always the original image with the settings of self-development?

  Hello!

  A question about DNG. recently, I had to put a bunch of my RAWs to print elsewhere. I copied all the RAWs and XMP files. Then imported on a different PC/LR. Others do not, some reflect my edit-adjustments. RAWS all VINTAGE.

  I save now on some DNG of my final print changes.

  I'm thinking a DNG in PDF format.

  When I export a DNG a RAW processed, is it cooked in? or is it always the original image with the settings of self-development?

  Thank you

  Alex

  Lightroom is a non-destructive Editor. So, you can take any file type (JPG, DNG, RAW, TIF, other) and edit this photo, and always come back to the unedited version.

  If you export your RAW as DNG or export your RAW as the 'Original', you can also revert to the unedited export version (but not if you export as JPG or TIF).

  With regard to your initial statement that you have 'copied the RAWs to print elsewhere', they may not had the changes written to XMP. It would also be a problem with the DNG format, as I said, you should enable the option to write changes into XMP or issue a command, because by default, Lightroom writes not changes to your DNG or sidecar xmp for the RAWs files.

  The copy is different from export.

• just bought a new EOS 7 d mk2 camera but can't open the CR2 raw files in Photoshop CS5. I downloaded the new raw converter for the camera which is the DNG 8.7 format for my windows computer operated. When I click on a CR2 file I get a subventio

  I just bought a new EOS 7 d mk2 camera but can't open the CR2 raw files in Photoshop CS5. I downloaded the new raw converter for the camera which is the DNG 8.7 format for my windows computer operated. When I click on a CR2 file I get a notification to come as States "could not complete your request because the file appears to be a model of camera that is not supported by the installed version of camera raw.

  I'm entered in Photoshop and loaded the dates above, but have met 3 mistakes when you do this (1) Adobe Bridge CS5 4.0.5 (2) Adobe extension Manager SC5 5.0 update (3) 12.0.4 for Photoshop CS5 Photoshop

  I tried for 2 days now to try to get the operating system for your support/help will be most appreciated.

  My old camar is an EOS20 D and I have no problem with CR2 files it produce

  Hi rodaks, george

  Images II 7 d would be directly supported in Photoshop CS5 as requiring a new camera raw.

  So, you must download the free DNG Converter to convert these images to DNG and then open the DNG converted in Photoshop.

  See this link for download DNG Converter 9.0:

  For Mac: Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter: for Macintosh: Adobe DNG Converter 9.0: thanks

  For Windows: Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter: for Windows: Adobe DNG Converter 9.0: thanks

• Lightroom "change in...» Photoshop CC"not conversion .tiff images, but opening the .dng in Photoshop instead. How can I fix it?

  It worked 5 minutes ago, and then without changing a setting, it has stopped working.

  Make adjustments in the latest Lightroom. GoTo picture/modify in Photoshop CC 2015. Up to 5 minutes or so ago, it would create a .tiff file that would open in Photoshop CC 2015.

  Now it opens just the .dng, glancing at the Lightroom settings, it is set for .tiff. The only other option is .psd. Switching to still open the DNG in Photoshop. Someone has an idea what is the cause?

  I opened a photo, it worked as it should. The next photo, .dng. Even the photo that previously opened as a .tiff now opens as a .dng.

  Not sure if this is a problem of Lightroom or Photoshop problem.

  Hello

  It's the normal procedure, a RAW file is processed by ACR in Photoshop when it is opened from Lightroom and the image in Photoshop window will display the name of the original file. See this image:

  

  After having edited and adjust the image in Photoshop and select Save image when you close the file will be saved to Lightroom in color space and file format you chose in your Lightroom preferences.

  This isn't a problem, it's normal LR-> Photoshop treatment, it would be open only in the file format selected, that is to say TIFF or PSD, if Photoshop had a different version of ACR (less) than Lightroom and Lightroom would make the file before opening in PS.