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Gunther Wegner
Known Participant
December 22, 2014
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P: DNG Converter: Enable JPG conversion

  • December 22, 2014
  • 173 replies
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Lightroom is capable to convert JPGs into DNG. The DNG Converter unfortunately currently is not. Please add JPG support to the Adobe DNG Converter. Thank you very much for considering!

173 replies

Adobe Employee
June 26, 2017
You can open your DNG files in the ACR plug-in and/or Lightroom and convert the files to JPEG or other formats.
Inspiring
June 26, 2017
Hello Adobe? Please add this functionality to DNG Converter. Pleeease.
Inspiring
October 30, 2016
I support Gunther's request, so please add JPG support to the Adobe DNG Converter.
Inspiring
September 30, 2016
I don't claim to be an expert in this area. But if you want to convert from raw to JPEG  immediately without any postprocessing, why not just shoot JPEG in the first place?
That request is precisely because we don't want to convert from raw to jpeg immediately without any processing. It's because we have different workflow reasons to batch process jpegs to DNG for ulterior processing. I suggest that you read the first posts for examples.
JP Hess
Inspiring
September 30, 2016
I don't claim to be an expert in this area. But if you want to convert from raw to JPEG  immediately without any postprocessing, why not just shoot JPEG in the first place?
Inspiring
September 30, 2016
I support Gunther's request. It is a workflow issue, not an issue of inherent image quality or the availability of other tools.
Inspiring
July 9, 2016
I support Gunther's request, and i want to this improvement.
Inspiring
May 23, 2016
Robert, this is for the worldwide renown LRTimelapse workflow many pro's work with including NASA for ISS footage and some hollywood studios. Thank you.
Gunther Wegner
Known Participant
May 8, 2016
No, this won't do it, since I need the possibility to trigger the conversion via DNG Converter in bakground by LRTimelapse.
MikeKPhoto
Known Participant
May 7, 2016
With Bridge and ACR you can batch convert JPG to DNG.  Select the JPG's in Bridge, select open in Camera RAW, then select Save Image select DNG as he Format and hit save.  Not quite as productive as using the DNG converter but close.  Maybe this helps the Time Lapse folks?