#.DNG PHOTO READER 1080P#
"The Ikonoskop A-cam3D is a 1080p three-dimensional video camera. Format: Individual files in RAW sequences. A-cam dII is the only camera providing totally uncompressed images in RAW format. "Ikonoskop introduces it's new digital motion picture camera: A-cam dII.
#.DNG PHOTO READER FULL#
Phocus does however, include a full export function for exporting 3FR files in the DNG format, delivering good color rendering, but with no optical lens corrections." as well as support for the most common file formats such as TIFF, JPEG, DNG, and PNG."įrom brochure: "The extra data contained in the Hasselblad 3FR format, and the corresponding set of image refining algorithms contained does not fit into today's DNG format. adding RAW support for more than 150 third party digital cameras. Rob Galbraith: "Hasselblad today announced the release of Phocus 2.5. Horseman DigiFlex II and PrecisionWide 35 via Hasselblad adapter. Hasselblad H system and V system, Rollei 600X and AF, Contax 645AF, Mamiya 645 Pro, 645 AFD, RB and RZ67, Fuji GX680I/II/III. Hasselblad-Imacon - Ixpress CF digital back (2 models: 132 & 528)Ĭamera support via i-adapters. Hasselblad-Imacon - Ixpress CFH digital backįor: Hasselblad H2 all view cameras via Hasselblad H system adapter. This is a combined body and back, hence a genuine digital SLR camera. More at: "Hasselblad" half way down this page. Hasselblad-Imacon have a product that converts the 3F RAW (3FR) files output by the 39 megapixel Hasselblad-Imacon cameras and digital backs into DNG format, and also "In order to optimize the colors of the DNG file format, conversion from the 3FR must take place through FlexColor". "New ViewFinder 7.2 features: DNG Support - save image as Adobe DNG file".įlexcolor is (inter alia) the Hasselblad-Imacon raw processor, and both reads and writes DNGs for Hasselblad-Imacon cameras & backs.
#.DNG PHOTO READER SOFTWARE#
ViewFinder™ is camera control software for Better Light's digital scanning cameras (backs). So "support by camera manufacturers' products" can't be very significant!) Product (The vast majority of people in the world who actually use DNG don't use camera manufacturers' products that support DNG.
Known products of this type are identified here. These may be cameras, digital backs, or software products supplied by them. Some people consider that the most significant endorsement of DNG is "support by camera manufacturers' products". Some of the sections are ill-defined, but each product has been put into only one section to avoid the risk of double-counting. Please tell me of any errors or omissions so that I can correct them.
I have based this page mostly on the product-supplier's website, sometimes on support forums, and sometimes on private communication. (With the exception of products that came into existence supporting DNG, earlier versions typically don't support it). The aim of this page is to identify non-Adobe products whose latest versions claim to support DNG in some way. These pages identify over 290 non-Adobe products that support DNG in some way, from well over 250 sources. products that first supported DNG in some form by the end of the 6th year.products that first supported DNG in some form by the end of the 5th year.products that first supported DNG in some form by the end of the 4th year.products that first supported DNG in some form by the end of the 3rd year.products that first supported DNG in some form by the end of the 2nd year.products that first supported DNG in some form by the end of the 1st year.products that supported DNG during the first few months.This page lists products that first supported DNG in some form during the first 6+ years. History of products using DNG in the 1st 6+ yearsĭNG was launched on 27 September 2004. Various 3rd-party converters, viewers, organisers, etc.The substantive content of this page was frozen by 27 September 2011.
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