Originally posted by snaffles:
Pity about the dq but good to get the official lowdown on the matter. But does any camera out there capture images in DNG? I only see jpg and RAW/NEFs. |
Leica (at least some of them), Pentax, and apparently quite a few smaller manufacturers. If you think about it, if you were creating a niche camera you'd want to work with DNG for sure, because no way would Adobe etc be "adding" *your* custom version of RAW to their converters...
Originally posted by wiki:
DNG has been exploited by open-source developers.[14] Use by camera makers varies: the largest companies such as Canon, Nikon, Sony, and some others, don't use DNG; but smaller companies, and makers of "niche" cameras who might otherwise have difficulty getting support from software companies, frequently use DNG as their native raw image format. (Or in the case of Pentax, as an optional alternative to their own raw image format). There are of the order of 15 or more such companies, even including a few that specialize in movie cameras.[19] In addition, most Canon point & shoot cameras can support DNG by using CHDK. |
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