HI all,
I'm trying to understand the relationship between RAW and DNG files.
Let's say I have a camera that the RAW files come out as DNG files (ok, it's not a canon camera).
Now, let's say this image is an anamorphic one....I bring it into an editor that will allow me to de-squeeze it to the proper aspect ratio, and export that out as a DNG file.
If I then bring that file back into a RAW editor, like Capture One for example....would I still be editing that image like a RAW image, giving me the full breadth of color, luminance, etc that it would if I'd brought the original DNG file out of the camera into C1 and began working color, etc?
I know DNG is more or less a container....so, when does what it contain stop being a RAW image?
Thank you in advance!!
cayenne
I'm trying to understand the relationship between RAW and DNG files.
Let's say I have a camera that the RAW files come out as DNG files (ok, it's not a canon camera).
Now, let's say this image is an anamorphic one....I bring it into an editor that will allow me to de-squeeze it to the proper aspect ratio, and export that out as a DNG file.
If I then bring that file back into a RAW editor, like Capture One for example....would I still be editing that image like a RAW image, giving me the full breadth of color, luminance, etc that it would if I'd brought the original DNG file out of the camera into C1 and began working color, etc?
I know DNG is more or less a container....so, when does what it contain stop being a RAW image?
Thank you in advance!!
cayenne