Adobe, not surprisingly, also offers a free download for Mac or Windows PC to convert any (or most) raw files into the more open .DNG format (I may write about this in the near future).

Adobe has posted the latest updates for its Camera Raw and DNG Converter Photoshop CS2 plug-ins on its support Web site (Windows, Mac) today. The latest version, 3.5, adds support for raw files ...

I use the program all the time to convert a camera-specific RAW file into a DNG – a RAW file type that’s more universally compatible when the camera I used is newer than my software and won ...

Convert raw files to DNG is probably the best long term compatibility for raw files, although I expect that converts would still be able to read the old files for quite a long time.

One of my cameras isn't supported by ACR in CS5 so I've been forced to convert to DNG. I really like the smaller file size so I want to convert all of my RAW files to DNG to save space. Most of my ...

Adobe has updated its Camera Raw plug-in with support for new cameras, and has also updated its DNG Converter utility as a Universal binary.

The sample converted DNG file published on the blog highlights all the details and better color accuracy that could be pulled from converting the RAW file into JPEG using Adobe Lightroom.

Inability to open RAW converted files with other apps Perhaps the most lamented issue with Aperture 1.0 is an inability to convert RAW files from the camera with another application (such as the ...

Choose a destination. The raw file and JPEG are now saved separately. The raw file will have an extension appropriate to the type of raw format it’s in, like .dng.