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 "digiKam, documentation, user manual, photo management, open source, free, "
 "learn, easy, batch, dng, converter"
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 "digiKam comes with a nifty batch utility that allows you to convert RAW "
 "files to the DNG format. The question is, of course, why you would want to "
 "do that. After all, digiKam can handle RAW files without any problem, so "
 "what’s the point of adding one more step to your photographic workflow?"
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 "As you might know, RAW is not a file format, but rather an umbrella term "
 "that describes multiple file formats controlled by multiple hardware "
 "manufacturers. The RAW formats themselves are specific to digital camera "
 "manufacturers. For example, Canon cameras store RAW files in the CR3 format, "
 "while Nikon cameras use the NEF format. Besides being proprietary, RAW "
 "formats are often poorly documented and encumbered by patents."
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 "`The Digital Negative (DNG) <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/"
 "Digital_Negative>`_ format introduced by Adobe Systems, Inc in 2004 is "
 "designed to overcome these shortcomings by providing an open, well-"
 "documented universal format based on TIFF-EP standard for storing RAW files. "
 "If you would like to know more about the DNG format, see the :ref:`Digital "
 "Asset Management section <dam_fileformats>` from this manual. The `DNG "
 "articles and links Web site <http://www.barrypearson.co.uk/articles/dng/>`_ "
 "provides also a wealth of valuable information on the topic."
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 "Being an open and well-documented format, DNG is suited particularly well "
 "for long-term archiving of digital photos. Of course, the CR3 and NEF and "
 "other RAW formats are widely adopted and supported, so they are not going "
 "away anytime soon. But there is no reason why you shouldn’t save your RAW "
 "files in the DNG format to be on the safe side. After all, storage is cheap "
 "nowadays, and the Batch Queue Manager DNG Converter utility makes it "
 "supremely easy to convert RAW files to the DNG format."
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 "The Batch Queue Manager With a Workflow to Convert RAW files to DNG "
 "Container by Applying Metadata Adjustments"
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 "Unlike the :ref:`RAW Converter <raw_converter>` tool which decodes RAW data "
 "to RGB color space, DNG takes the RAW data to store in a open-standard "
 "container. DNG is another RAW format (not proprietary). You cannot process "
 "RGB information over the images with Batch Queue Manager filters without of "
 "decode the image and store the result in another format as JPEG, PNG or "
 "TIFF. However, the metadata can be post-processed after DNG conversion, as "
 "this will not touch the RAW image data from the container."
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 "Using the Batch Queue Manager DNG Converter is easy. **Place the tool on the "
 "top of workflow list** (this point is mandatory), add the RAW files to the "
 "queue, specify a few options, and hit the **Start** button. For complete "
 "peace of mind, you might want to enable the  option which embeds the source "
 "RAW data into the resulting DNG file."
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 "**Lossless Compression**: enable a non-destructive compression method to "
 "encode image data. We recommend to turn on this option to obtain the best "
 "quality, excepted if you want to preserve space disk."
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 "**JPEG Preview**: with this option you can tune the quality of preview image "
 "stored in the container. This JPEG is used to quick visualize the contents "
 "without to decode RAW data. The available choices are **None** do not store "
 "a preview, **Medium** to store an half sized preview, and **Full Size** to "
 "store a preview with same dimensions than original RAW."
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 "**Embed Original File**: for complete peace of mind, you might want to "
 "enable this option which embeds the source RAW data into the resulting DNG "
 "file. Do not turn on this setting if you want to preserve space disk."
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 "To backup the original metadata from the RAW file to the DNG container, the "
 "famous `ExifTool <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ExifTool>`_ engine is used "
 "in the background. If ExifTool is not available on your system, the DNG "
 "Converter will show this message: **Warning: ExifTool is not available to "
 "post-process metadata**. In this case, not all metadata will be backported "
 "from the RAW file to DNG."
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 "This tool is also available in the **Import Tool** as a post-process "
 "converter while downloading RAW file from a camera. See :ref:`this section "
 "<camera_dngconvert>` from the manual for details."
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