Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Adobe Lightroom Q&A => Topic started by: Gerry Walden on January 21, 2012, 01:36:25 am
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I have converted a number of files to .dng in LR4 using the latest conversion, and have subsequently found that I cannot open them in Aperture or Capture One Pro 6 (I am using the latest version of both programs). Has anyone noticed the same thing?
Gerry
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I have converted a number of files to .dng in LR4 using the latest conversion, and have subsequently found that I cannot open them in Aperture or Capture One Pro 6 (I am using the latest version of both programs).
Exactly what setting did you use when converting to DNG? You realize that the most recent DNG spec in LR4 is version DNG version 1.4 and may not be compatible with previous versions of the DNG spec. AFAIK, Capture One is based on DNG spec 1.2 which is older than the current spec of 1.4?
When converting to DNG, it's important to double check the backwards compatibility...
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I used the latest version of the DNG converter including the 'faster load' option. It is not a major problem for me, and I guess there will (hopefully) be upgrades coming down the line.
Thanks for your reply,
Gerry
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I used the latest version of the DNG converter including the 'faster load' option.
Just realize when you select the most recent options in DNG, other software has still need to be updated to support it. DNG isn't exactly universally supported. When saving a DNG it would be useful to specify exactly what DNG version you are saving as...
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Thanks Jeff!
Gerry
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As a postscript to the above I am pleased to say that the problem I had caused myself by assigning the new 2012 calibration to my .dng files, thus making them unreadable by Aperture, was quickly resolved by reassigning the 2010 profile to them.
Gerry