adobe dng converter does not find cr2 files

Adobe dng converter does not find cr2 files install#

To my knowledge, nobody has ever demonstrated that a DNG conversion suffered any loss or change of pixel data. I am wondering if the Proprietary Raw to DNG conversion results in any loss on raw date quality and/or accuracy? You should also, if you convert to DNG, archive your original raw files - you never know what software may become available in the future, and you could be limiting yourself unnecessarily if you are stuck with DNG format files. Googling the number of image editing programs will not accept DNG files. The only minor difference I see is that when I open a DNG file in ACR I can see only the 'Adobe Standard' camera profile and not the other camera profiles available. Looking at the DNG raw files on my desktop, they still look as I expected and so I am wondering if the Proprietary Raw to DNG conversion results in any loss on raw date quality and/or accuracy? So, my plan until I update my desktop is to have an initial small extra step in my workflow to convert the 90D's raw files to DNG format and then process as normal.

My 'travelling' laptop has Win10 and I have PSE2020 installed on it but I don't use that as my main photo editing device because the screen is difficult to calibrate/profile accurately.

Adobe dng converter does not find cr2 files install#

I have Windows 7 SP1 on my desktop, with no immediate plans to go to Win 10 (if it ain't broken, I don't fix it), which does not allow me to install PSE 2020 with ACR which I need to support 90D raw files. The 90D's Raw format is different to the 600D's - CR2 vs CR3 filename extension - which I was aware of. Earlier this week I upgraded from my Canon 600D to a 90D.