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kalul59420055 · ‎Apr 15, 2019

Sorry, I thought I had clicked on 1:1

kalul59420055 · ‎Apr 13, 2019

Sorry for my late reply. Here is an example as requested :

kalul59420055 · ‎Apr 06, 2019

OK thanks for your reply. I had the screenshot you requested prepared but I am not going to post it then. I didn’t know Windows could show the RAWs with some settings applied to it. I therefore assumed that the RAWs should look like my DNGs (and vice versa). However I am still surprised that the noise on the DNG is so high even though I can correct this with LR.

kalul59420055 · ‎Apr 06, 2019

Thanks for your reply. I’ve looked up on the Internet and, like you, no one seems to have this kind of problem. But the differences between my RAWs and the DNG are so obvious that it’s really troubling and I am doubting to convert the files properly. I am not comparing the jpeg previews (which are really poor quality) with the original files. I am comparing the Raws shown by Windows preview with the DNG once imported in LR (with the same the zoom). Colors of the DNG are much less saturated and the the worst problem regards the picture noise which is highly visible on the DNG and almost absent in the RAWs.

kalul59420055 · ‎Apr 04, 2019

Hello I am using LR (v5.7) for my pictures treatment, unfortunately my new camera (SONY A68) is not covered by my LR version. I've seen that Adobe suggests using DNG converter to sort this problem out so I've converted my new RAW files into DNG using it before uploading them into LR. Nevertheless, no matter which setting is selected into DNG converter, when I open the converted DNG file into LR, there is visible quality loss on the picture (no need to zoom in). Except being forced to migrate on LR v6 (with a whole package I don't really need), I would like to know wether there is a real solution possible with DNG converter ? Thank you for your help

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