At that point I can bring up Adobe Bridge to do all my key wording and initial processing for easy organization and future reference. At about a minute per image to process, it would be prohibitive to wait 2,000 minutes for a complete conversion on a big project of 2k images so I had to think hard about how to handle such a load.Įventually I decided to abandon DNG and just copy the images straight off the SD card into a raw folder on my desktop computer.

However, processing is a bit slow if you want to use the Deep Prime AI model for the most benefit. Pure Raw is simple enough to use, you can browse and select or drag and drop the raw images you want process into the image window. However I have recently been won over by the cleaner sharper images produced by processing my raw images with Pure Raw. Since then Adobe came up with the subscription option and I have since then had the most current version of all the Adobe products.

At that time I was unable to afford the Photoshop upgrade with the version of Camera Raw that could process the 40D so my only option at the time was Adobe DNG. Since 2007 when I bought a Canon 40D I have been using Adobe’s Digital Negative Converter to process my raw images. I’m having to adopt an entirely new workflow to accommodate DXO Pure Raw.

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