? "Alfred Molon" ?????? ??? ??????
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In article , Mark Roberts
says...
Alfred Molon wrote:

DNG is a disadvantage with some RAW converters, for instance the Adobe
one, because the settings are stored inside the DNG file, so every time
you make some changes to the settings you are forced to backup a multi-
megabyte file instead of a small settings file.

With DNG you have the *option* of storing these settings in the DNG
file itself, but it's not required.

Not with the Adobe converter. There is no way to set it up to store the
settings in the sidecar files. Also, when opening a DNG file, the Adobe
converter will ignore sidecar files.
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Sidecar files?I like English!(and digital photography, too).


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