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DNG may be the long-term solution that photographers will eventually come to rely on - provided it is adopted as the standard by a majority of camera and software manufacturers. The coding for the DNG format is nonproprietary (open standard), meaning that it is accessible to all interested companies. Luckily, DNG (short for Digital Negative), a format developed by Adobe, preserves all the raw, unprocessed pixel information that is recorded by the camera. Should a maker discontinue its format, raw photos from their cameras might become unreadable by Photoshop or other image-editing applications. At the present time, each camera maker uses a unique, proprietary format for their raw files. Ideally, there would be one standard file format for digital photos that photographers could depend on with confidence, knowing their photos will be stable and accessible for the foreseeable future. Photographs capture unrepeatable moments, and archiving them is both a priority and a concern for photographers. The original file remains open in Camera Raw, with its current settings. A copy of the file appears in the designated location. For instance, if you cropped the photo in Camera Raw and choose the Photoshop format here, you will need to decide whether to check Preserve Cropped Pixels. Choose a Format: Digital Negative, JPEG, TIFF, or Photoshop, then choose format-related options.If desired, you can also choose a naming or numbering convention from the adjacent menu. In the File Naming area, choose a naming or numbering convention from the menu or enter a file name.For the latter, choose a location in the Select Destination Folder dialog, then click Select. For the Destination, choose Save in Same Location or Save in New Location.In the lower-left corner of the dialog, click Save Image.To save a copy of a Camera Raw file in the DNG, JPEG, TIFF, or PSD format: Although you can open and edit the resulting JPEG or TIFF file in Camera Raw, you will see that the sliders are reset to their default values. When you save a photo in the JPEG, TIFF, or PSD format via this dialog, the Camera Raw settings are applied to the copy permanently. When you save a copy of a photo in the DNG format via the Save Options dialog, the Camera Raw settings it adopts from the original file remain accessible and editable in Camera Raw. Via the Save Options dialog in Camera Raw, you can convert and save a copy of a photo in the Digital Negative (DNG), JPEG, TIFF, or Photoshop (PSD) format. In the Camera Raw dialog, hold down Alt/Option and click Open Copy (Open Image or Open Object becomes Open Copy).If desired, you can open a copy of a Camera Raw file with its current (custom) settings into Photoshop without changing the settings in the original raw or JPEG file. The settings will redisplay if you reopen the file in Camera Raw. To close the Camera Raw dialog without opening your file, but save your settings to the file as instructions, click Done.If the workflow option is off, you can convert the Open Image button to Open Object by holding down Shift. To edit the Camera Raw settings of a Smart Object, see page 266. To learn about the advantages of using Smart Objects, see pages 262 and 265. Note: If Open in Photoshop as Smart Objects is checked in the Workflow Options dialog (see page 60), the Open Image button is labeled Open Object and a photo opens as a Smart Object in a new Photoshop document. Save the file(s) in the Photoshop (PSD) format. The photo appears as the Background in a new Photoshop document (or documents).After applying adjustments to your photo in Camera Raw, click Open Image or if you opened and corrected multiple files, select them on the left side of the dialog, then click Open Images.To open a photo from Camera Raw into Photoshop: Still with us? At long last, you get to open your Camera Raw file into Photoshop. Learn More Buy Converting, opening, and saving Camera Raw files
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