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Canon CR2
Date:Fri, 11 Dec 2009 08:19:23 +0100
Raw Pics from Canon 450D are called CR2 - I should like to know if it is possible to convert CR2 to GImp, please B|rge in sunny Perth, Australia
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Re: Canon CR2
Date:Fri, 11 Dec 2009 09:09:23 +0100
nesredep egrob wrote: > Raw Pics from Canon 450D are called CR2 - I should like to know if it is > possible to convert CR2 to GImp, please > > B|rge in sunny Perth, Australia Yes. You need UFRaw, which can be either used on its own or as a GIMP plug-in: http://ufraw.sourceforge.net/ Ian -- Ian Riches Bedford, UK
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Re: Canon CR2
Date:Sat, 12 Dec 2009 03:35:50 +0100
On Fri, 11 Dec 2009 15:19:23 +0800, nesredep egrob <Long. -31,48.21 Lat. 115,47.40> wrote: >Raw Pics from Canon 450D are called CR2 - I should like to know if it is >possible to convert CR2 to GImp, please > >Børge in sunny Perth, Australia Thanks for your help - unfortunately my program deletes the message once it is read and therefore also the authours name. But thanks - result is CR2's have been re-typed as UFRaw photo which is good enough for me. I start off with a jpeg 4,629 and a CR2 which is 15995. Somehow the program is generating a [tiff.CR2] at 16364 and a .tiff at 35896 . I do not see the use of the [tiff.CR2] so I presume that it can be deleted. The tiff picture with after treatment in Gimp is as good as anything I have generated in Photoshop and I am very happy with the setup - thanks Some thanks should of course also go to Canon but then that was done by the way of dollars :-) Børge in sunny Perth, Australia