#Adobe dng converter for photoshop cs3 mac os#
I downloaded the trial version of Lightroom 2.5, which worked (of course) fine with the GF1 files without conversion.īottom line is that if you wish to process GF1 RW2 files with Adobe software, you need to either have Lightroom 2.5 (for full native RAW support), or Lightroom 2.4 (which can process DNG files made for "Camera Raw v5.4 or later" compatibility), or you need to have Photoshop CS4 + Camera Raw v5.5 or Photoshop Elements v7 (v6 on Mac OS X) + Camera Raw v5.5. RW2 files while maintaining the ability for applications to read them that was one of the primary changes to DNG v1.3. This is because DNG v1.2 had no facility to embed the lens correction metadata included in the. Unfortunately, this will create linear representation DNG v1.2 files (which means that DNG Converter is doing the demosaic and chroma interpolation portion of the RAW conversion) for all files made with micro-FourThirds lenses. If you use DNG Converter v5.5 and set it to create DNG files compatible with Camera Raw v4.6 or later, you will be able to process the GF1's. there's not much you can do about it.įor use with Photoshop CS3, you can use the Camera Raw v4.6 plug-in. This is because Aperture does not implement full DNG support. However, the resulting DNG files are not readable.Īperture does not support reading DNG files made with DNG v1.3 specification (which is the default output of DNG Converter v5.5), and also does not support reading linear-representation DNG files made with DNG v1.2 specification (which is the prior format standard which GF1. After some googling I was under the impression that if I used v5.5 of Adobe DNG converter on the Panasonic GF1 RAW files I would then be able to use them with Aperture and Photoshop CS3.
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