Aperture lack of DNG support unfortunate
It's difficult to understand why Aperture does not offer support for Adobe DNG files.
DNG/RAW files are being used by some camera manufacturers that I work with, and they contain a wealth of metadata as well as the broadest range of image data, including "altitude", which is now very useful in my professional work.
This lack of support has forced me to go back to Lightroom, and to reconsider that application as my primary media catalogue and editing application.
A JPEG saved as a DNG isn't really a DNG file.
It is true that Aperture doesn't have "comprehensive" DNG support. It doesn't support linear DNGs, and it doesn't support some of the newest DNG extensions that Adobe has added (lossy compressed DNGs, etc.). I don't know the exact version of the spec that Aperture supports.
But do note that DNG is a lot of things. It's a fairly comprehensive spec that has many versions, with lots of different things. Aperture does support many DNG properties, but not all of them. If you want the latest, greatest, most comprehensive DNG support, then Adobe will have it, as it's their specification.
I personally just use the RAW files that come out of camera - whether they be NEF, CRW, CR2, or DNG. I _never_ convert my camera RAW files into DNG, because that actually strips some data (in my case, focus point informatin from CR2 files that Aperture can display, is removed from the converstion to DNG). There are many long-winded discussions on the "value" that DNG provides, and I don't subscribe to them. It provides no legay-proofness today that's unavailable other places.
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Hi,
As a new Aperture user I must say that I am really very impressed and prefer it to Lightroom. However, whilst my main camera (a Konica Minolta 5D) IS supported, my old Fuji isn't.
Now I appreciate that there are many threads about DNG support and or the lack of support for many popular cameras. But wouldn't it make more sense for people to ask Apple to concentrate on supporting DNG proper, rather than adding lots of support for old cameras.
If it did truly support DNG the problem would be solved. They could continue to add support for the majority of major new cameras, but those of us with large collections of files, from old and unsupported cameras wuld also be catered for.
Surely proper DNG support is more important than supporting XY or Z camera. With DNG everything would be supported.
Makes sense, does it not?
iMac Intel Core Duo 17" Mac OS X (10.4.8) 1 GB RamI thought that conversion to DNG was suppose to
protect you if the original raw format went out of
use and there were no converters available for that
raw format.
This is a false hope.
As noted, DNG only stores the RAW photosite data, translated into a form that programs can easily get at. It actually cannot even do this much for all cameras today, but let's pretend it could.
So you have the raw photosites - now what? Now you have to do the hard job of de-mosaicing the data, converting all of the seperate r,g,b values into real pixels. But wait, not all of the cameras use the same pattern - in particular Fuji. So you have a RAW converter reading a DNG that may run into an "unexpected" pattern it knows not how to convert.
The sad thing is, the worry you had about not being able to read RAW files in the future is already solved by a program called "DCRaw". This source code, free for all, lays out exactly how to read this exact same RAW photosite data from a file and even de-mosiac it (though a simple de-mosaicing). If you save off a RAW file on a disc along with a copy of DCRaw I can guarantee that in 100 years you will be able to use that code to parse that file.
Consider from this the other aspect of DNG I really don't like - if you have a DNG file, you have no way of knowing what is REALLY in that file. Is is pre-converted linear RAW data? Is it straight-up bayer pattern data? Is it a Fuji rotated data with extra dynamic range sensors? You can't know from the extension, and as a result have no idea if any programs you have will parse it correctly or not. At least with JPG or TIFF or even a normal RAW file, either a program reads that format or it can't. With DNG you will pretty much always have a subset of DNG files you cannot read.
So my question is, if you can always be sure you can read a RAW file in the future, and you can't be sure conversion to DNG will let any program but Photoshop read your file - what is the point? There are two things it gives you that make life a little easier, one is smaller file sizes (if you opt not to keep the original RAW and trust the conversion drops no data), the other is ease of adding metadata into the file itself. The first I would say is not as crucial as HD space is pretty cheap, the second is useful but you can always use sidecar files with RAW files - and that's only a burden if you need to move away from a managed editing solution like Lightroom or Aperture.
Some cameras are starting to use DNG directly as a native RAW format but I've already stated why I think that is not a good idea - with DNG you don't know if it's a RAW file direct from some camera or an alien format that holds data you don't know how to parse. -
Hi all,
In Aperture documentation there is "support" mention about DNG files. I have Leica Digilux-2 camera which makes "Leica/Panasonic" RAW files. These RAW files are not in Aperture list, but I can convert them with Adobe DNG converter. But Aperture nod not open these DNG files ? Is there some other DNG format than Adobe DNG ? Or have I miss something. I really like to use RAW format also in my Leica.
PowerBook 17" Mac OS X (10.4.3)Actually it is true. DNG is NOT a standard. It is in fact a proprietary specification. Adobe has released SOME of the DNG spec to outside vendors, but there's no way to prove they've released the entire spec. It is their system and they control it.
For a file to work within the DNG format, enough of the information supplied by the camera manufacturer's SDK has to be DNG compliant. I've spoken with Apple engineers who explained that the DNG format is too limited to get a good decode unless the SDK offers enough corresponding good information. For instance, a certain camera may support parts 1, 2, 5, 7 and 9 of the spec, but not 3, 4, 6, and 8. While technically, you could open the DNG file under these circumstances, you couldn't get a good decode.
Apple simply decided not to let a poor decode creep into the system just so that they could say they supported a camera.
While I am sure that some of the limited RAW support we're seeing is indeed the result of miscues or miscalculations by Apple, I believe that the camera manufacturers share an equal portion of the blame.
We already know that Nikon for instance has a history of refusing to play well with others when it comes to their "as shot" data. While that's been resolved with some Nikon cameras, it is still an issue with others and a perfect illustration of why users should be putting heat on their camera manufacturer to get the RAW file format support they want.
Scott Bourne
www.aperturetricks.com -
Can you tell me when Apple will support Leica DMR RAW in Aperture?
I bought the productv in good faith expecting DNG support, but it will not work with my camera. Are there any plans ? Is it the fault of Leica? , of Adobe ?
I am baffled by this - is it bec asue not many people wil lbuy the DMR.
If so i will persevere with the Lightroom beta<...>
I bought the productv in good faith expecting DNG
support, but it will not work with my camera. Are
there any plans ? Is it the fault of Leica? , of
Adobe ?
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That's a mix of Adobe misleding people as to what DNG actually is, and every company around (not just Apple) playng fast and loose with what DNG support actually means. It would be easier to be upset with Apple if there were anyone but Adobe who actually supported DNG fully instead of only convienient parts of it (and they usually wont tell you which parts).
I am baffled by this - is it bec asue not many people
wil lbuy the DMR.
Now as to your camera support, I imagine Apple will add support eventually but it may take a little while. It's a combination of the camera companies cooperating with Apple and Apple's priority for camera suppport which is I think driven in large part by sheer marketshare - they want Aperture to be useful to as many people as possible, which is understandable. They wanted to get good quality conversions for the largest camera makers (like Canon and Nikon) and should now be branching out in terms of supporting other brands (I'd estimate Fuji next though).
If so i will persevere with the Lightroom beta
You can also simply export TIFF's from a RAW converter you like and import those into Aperture. That's how I use the program today. -
Any solution for Panasonic Raw files and/or DNG support?
Hi folks - in addition to my Nikon cameras I shoot with a Panasonic LX3 and soon a GF-1 - and so far I haven't had any luck getting any sort of raw files from the panasonics to be read by Aperture. I had thought that with Apple's DNG support that there would be a way to convert the files to DNG and then import, but so far I have had no luck.
I realize that the GF1 is brand new, but the LX3 is over a year old and supported by all of Apple's competitors. I really don't want to switch to lightroom, but it is getting harder and harder to stick with Aperture.Eric: Great, Aperture 3 might be out by spring 2010? That's only 6 months or so from now. [/sarcasm]
I appreciate the pointer to the AI article, but personally I'm more interested in whether Apple is working on adding additional RAW support for Aperture/Mac OS X any time soon, and certainly before Aperture 3 is out. Both Aperture 2 and Lightroom 2.5 are more than capable for my workflow and editing needs.
This week only added to my dismay re: Aperture v. Lightroom update likelihood and frequency; still radio silence from Apple, and Adobe releases a public beta of Lightroom 3, even as Lightroom 2 was released subsequent to Aperture 2 and has had more updates since its initial release than Aperture 2.
Brian, can you elaborate on the DNG conversion process that worked for you? Having tried every possible profile (I believe) in the latest release of the DNG Converter app, I have to say I'm skeptical that there's a setting that works with the GF1. But I'm ready to be pleasantly surprised! -
Has anyone heard whether Aperture is going to support DNG for the Pentax K10D anytime in the near future?
It's a bummer not being able to just hook up the camera and go. The converter in CS2 is getting old and I'd like to be able to preview and back them up as I go.
Note: I tend to take rumors seriously...feel free to muse.by the way, instead of asking users who actually
don't have any true insight into the Aperture
development team's agenda about support for your
camera, have you thought of sending a request through
the Aperture feedback web site? this will get the
idea in front of a lot of people who are actually
working on the application
Camera raw stuff is not handled by Aperture, and therefore I assume also not by the Aperture team. The camera raw facilities are system wide, to the whole OS and the services are provided through the Apple Digital Camera Raw updates such as this...
http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/digitalcamerarawsupportupdate101universal .html
These updates are global to OSX and provide the camera raw services to any application running under OSX. Aperture is a consumer of these services in the same way that any other application is. -
Aperture not reading DNGs created from some E-M5 raw files
Aperture happily read DNGs created from dpreview's Olympus E-M5 sample raw files using Adobe DNG Converter version 6.7.0.339. However, it refuses to read the raw files created by E-M5. Is anyone getting this to work? If so, how?
—AndreasCheck the version of the Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update that is installed. Your camera should be supported by update 3.13: The version of the raw support is shown in the About panel: from the main menu bar:
Aperture > About Aperture
Supported by Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update 3.13
Canon EOS-1D X
Nikon D800E
Nikon D3200
Olympus OM-D E-M5
Panasonic LUMIX DMC-GF5
Sony Alpha SLT-A57
Download the latest from here:
Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update 3.14
If you have the latest raw support installed, but Aperture does not recognize the format, try to register the raw support for your camera with the launch services db, see this post by Alan Roseman:
Re: Aperture 3 preview of raw file greenish
But also read the following post, that explain how this is supposed to work and to correct the typo in the command
In short: Quit Aperture, open the terminal, paste the follwing text in (all in one single line) and hit return; then reboot the system.
/System/Library/Frameworks/CoreServices.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/LaunchSe rvices.framework/Versions/A/Support/lsregister -R /System/Library/CoreServices/CoreTypes.bundle/Contents/Library
Regards
Leonie -
Aperture 3.1.1 Support for RW2 Panasonic Lumix FZ-40 RAW format
1. I shot in BOTH JPG+RAW setting. Then imported in Aperture 3.1.1 with setting of BOTH RAW+JPG with RAW as MASTER. Import Completed.
When I look for the photos, some have come in as JPG (I believe that at least some of these may have been taken as JPG only). However, most are showing as "UNSUPPORTED FORMAT".
Software is up to date. RAW Comp Update 3.6 applied before I started. Mac OSX 10.6.6 on MBP 17" Intel Core 2. Maxed RAM.
I purchased Aperture specifically for RAW support, RAW conversion and image touchup.
Really disappointed that Apple does not appear to support RW2.
Is there a plugin that will help?
I do not want complicated workflows like import in another app, then convert rW2 to something aperture will accept and then reimport the converted file into aperture as i have very limited time.That table lists FZ50 and FZ 100 but not FZ28 or FZ40. I do not know why Panasonic would have changed the file formats which all carry extension .RW2.
I do have Aperture 3.1.1 with Mac OSX 10.6.6. So that is not an issue.
The FZ100 uses a CMOS sensor that produces a very noisy image. So I stuck with FZ40 which uses an upgraded CCD from the FZ28 line.
Using DNG means an additional step.
I certainly hope that Apple supports the .RW2 format properly so that all the cameras using that are supported. -
Lack of Migration support for 6.0 & 10g users
Hi,
One of the 1st things we wanted to do with the beta as an existing customer is to validate migrating a project from our existing Production version (6.0) to 11g.
While the import appears to work, opening any imported diagram throws an XML parsing exception.
After raising an SR, it turns out that migrating from previous versions is unsupported until 11gR2.
This puts me in a tricky spot as one of the main business drivers to adopt 11g is product upgrade.
I am very surprised to see existing customers nt being catered for in the new version, as running multiple versions in Prod is not a realistic option for most.
Backwards compatability is therefore very important to the existing user base!
So, questions for Oracle:
1. Can you please reconsider the lack of migration support for R1?
2. if this feature cannot be working for R1, what is the expected release date (even if its just a quarter) for R2?
3. To save my time, is there a list of what other features are not for going to be available in the Beta / R1 release?
As a Beta tester my time is precious, and I need to know what I can expect to work, rather than report issues only to then find out that its not supported...
Thanks,
Ian
.Hi Ian,
You are right in the sense that upgrade will be supported in BPM 11gR2. More specifically, the upgrade will support OBPM 10gR3 to BPM 11gR2. Customers in older versions of OBPM and ALBPM will need to upgrade to OBPM 10gR3 before attempting the upgrade to BPM 11gR2. To upgrade to OBPM 10gR3, there are a series of pointers in our documentation on how to do this. I can explicitly provide links if you are interested in this mandatory upgrade before moving to BPM 11g.
As per the reason for not being able to support upgrade in this first version of BPM 11g, it simply boils down to time to create the new unified BPM platform which in itself is a major undertake from an Engineering perspective. Once the foundation is complete (this is the objective for BPM 11gR1), we will start working on completing the delta to upgrade OBPM 10gR3 projects to BPM 11gR2 as best as possible. There is a document we have been sharing with customers with Best Practices for implementing OBPM 10gR3 projects with idea of an upgrade to BPM 11g. We do have significant knowledge on some pieces that we will be able to automate from a migration perspective and some others that will be hard to upgrade. If you are interested in this document, we can provide this to you.
If you have any other questions, please let me know. I would be more than happy to assist with migration questions with the most up to date knowledge I have on this front.
Regards,
eduardoc. -
Lack of Tech Support and inferior product
So tired of this lack of tech support for the G2. I'm on my second one. First one had a headphone jack issue that caused the mic to stop working, now this one is doing that, and to top it off I've had to do 3 factory resets in order to send picture messages. Fed up with this.
Headphone jack is basically shorting out the phone. This is a refurbished "like new" one and I've only had it a month maybe. The first phone I had replaced on the warranty. If you barely moved it, it would register as you having unplugged the headphones. Eventually it got to the point where the microphone wouldn't work either. So people could talk to me, but I couldn't talk to them. I've tried multiple headphones and auxiliary cords, they all do the same thing. I've googled the problem and it's a known issue with this phone, at least know by the customers, perhaps not acknowledged by LG.
Picture messaging is working for now, after my second or 3rd factory reset, this is also a known issue, I've gather from perusing the forums. Supposedly a glitch in the new OS. Hear there is talk of a fix in September or August.....I only use the native app to text pictures. I tried sending with data turned off and wi fi on, with data on and wifi off, and with both data and wifi on, and it refuse to compress the picture. -
Hello,
I've been trying to follow the threads regarding Aperture 3.1.2 support / troubleshooting. Have successfully opened the program using the 32-bit process (which worked for about a month or so). However, after a new update to my mac, the program crashes after about 10 seconds....The software came pre-installed w/ Aperture 2.X.X....So do not have the installation CD. Was wondering if anyone may know of a fix yet. I receive the same message everytime the program crashes regarding the below plug-in. Unsure if I could just remove the plug-in for it to work again....Thanks in advance for any support!
The below is the thread that appears after each crash:
Process: Aperture [695]
Path: /Applications/Aperture.app/Contents/MacOS/Aperture
Identifier: com.apple.Aperture
Version: 3.1.2 (3.1.2)
Build Info: Aperture-1530000~2
Code Type: X86 (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [117]
PlugIn Path: /Library/Frameworks/iLifeFaceRecognition.framework/Versions/A/Resources/eOkaoFr .dylib
PlugIn Identifier: eOkaoFr.dylib
PlugIn Version: ??? (???)
Date/Time: 2011-07-10 19:42:16.260 +0700
OS Version: Mac OS X 10.6.8 (10K540)
Report Version: 6
Interval Since Last Report: 38444 sec
Crashes Since Last Report: 17
Per-App Interval Since Last Report: 310 sec
Per-App Crashes Since Last Report: 15
Anonymous UUID: 922D5A67-9C21-48F4-BA58-963BCD4FFAA1
Exception Type: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGBUS)
Exception Codes: 0x000000000000000a, 0x000000000174f000
Crashed Thread: 12
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Thread 27:
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3 com.apple.Foundation 0x986a3574Please try the Apple advice letter below, if that doesn't help then repost in the Aperture forum.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3805 -
Does the Aperture has planned to support traditional Chinese?
Since the Aperture supported Simplified Chinese, it shouldn't be too much effort to support Traditional Chinese.
I'm wondering if the Aperture has planned to support Traditional Chinese in the near future?Nobody here can tell you apple's plans, but you can tell them you want it at
http://www.apple.com/feedback/aperture.html -
And still no Pentax K3 support? At least improve the DNG support so the K3's DNG can be read.
http://www.apple.com/feedback/macosx.html
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Any chance that Aperture 3 soon will support the RAW format files from Leica V-lux 3?
Any chance that Aperture 3 soon will support the RAW format files from Leica V-lux 3?
Were all just users here no Apple employees so no one can say (and if Apple was here they wouldn't say either)'
It's just not the type of information Apple gives out. You can go to Aperture->Provide Aperture Feedback to let them know you want his camera included. But when that will happen is anyone's guess.
One strategy you can use for the time being is to shoot RAW + JPG (assuming the camera has this mode) and import both as a RAW+JPG pair making the JPG the master. Then when the RAW support comes out you can switch and make the RAW the master and process the file.
There are other ways to deal with this until the camera is supported. Post back for more info.
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Should Apple punt with RAW and/or DNG support ?
It seems that Apple is taking a very detailed approach to profiling cameras before adding support to Aperture. Consequently Aperture may always be later than others apps to add new camera support. Also there will always be legacy or specialty cameras deemed not worth the trouble that don't get added too. I wonder if rather than asking Apple to support every camera made past and present it wouldn't be better to punt and ask for feature changes that make it easier to integrate other RAW developers into an Aperture workflow.
Further for a few of my most valuable images, maybe 1 out of 1000, no matter how good Aperture's RAW conversion I will always want to try other RAW developers to see if they might do slightly better on a top select image. An professional app that wants to host my entire photo archive must logically offer a workflow that supports any camera past or future that I may use even once.
The tools already exist to export a master and develop it with other RAW converters also to manage different master files of the same image using stacks. All that Apple would need to do to make the unsupported camera workflow in Aperture a useable alternative is make a few minor changes to already existing features:
1. In the RAW + JPEG workflow the JPEG is the second class member. You can expose it and have it stacked with the RAW master but you have to manually make it the stack pick. Otherwise when you close the stack you see only the unsupported master file which means nothing. It's not a problem restacking one image and not thinkable with thousands of images. I haven't found a way to get around this with Automator/Applescript. MAYBE: If the JPEG were the first image in the stack then I could still use Aperture for sorting, DAM, keywords, rating, etc. and just process my unsupported images with an external application.
2. I can use Export Master to save out a master file but the process of doing that then reimporting the master file and stacking it with the original is a tedious manual effort. Again Automator/Applescript can help here but more would be needed. MAYBE: If I could duplicate a master file inside a project or stack and if Aperture had an 'Open Master file with external editor" command then it would be easy to have a duplicate master file stored by Aperture that might be used with any other RAW processing application.
3. When I use 'Export Master' now to process some images with ACR or Nikon Capture then I can reimport the TIFF file or JPEG that I create but I can't easily associate them as versions or as externally edited files with their proper masters. MAYBE: There should be a way to link master files with the rendered versions of those files created by external RAW processors.
4. I started my photographic life with film. Most current 'pros' did the same. If I want to have one home for all my photo archive then it has to support film scans of larger sizes and export them to an external editor in something other than Adobe RGB. Automator and Applescript are will make this work in v1.5 but just barely. MAYBE: Give me a way to have my hi-res film scans stored in Aperture and send them to Photoshop without compressing them to Adobe RGB or downsampling to fit Aperture's current filesize (aprox. 250MB) limitation.
I can't imagine having many different databases and apps for unsupported images from a camera I may only use once. If Apple would just streamline and tweak a few features that exist in v1.5 then Aperture could be the home to all my digital images even if some of them had to be developed by another program.
I can't imagine a better workflow than using Aperture with any of it's supported cameras. That shouldn't stop Apple from opening the door for making use of Aperture's great database and DAM features with unsupported cameras too.
Pro Mac 2.66Ghz/8GB/250GB + 1TB RAID 0 wi SoftRAID in bays 2,3/X1900 Mac OS X (10.4.8) MacBookPro 2.16Ghz/2GB/100GB 7200rpmEric: Great, Aperture 3 might be out by spring 2010? That's only 6 months or so from now. [/sarcasm]
I appreciate the pointer to the AI article, but personally I'm more interested in whether Apple is working on adding additional RAW support for Aperture/Mac OS X any time soon, and certainly before Aperture 3 is out. Both Aperture 2 and Lightroom 2.5 are more than capable for my workflow and editing needs.
This week only added to my dismay re: Aperture v. Lightroom update likelihood and frequency; still radio silence from Apple, and Adobe releases a public beta of Lightroom 3, even as Lightroom 2 was released subsequent to Aperture 2 and has had more updates since its initial release than Aperture 2.
Brian, can you elaborate on the DNG conversion process that worked for you? Having tried every possible profile (I believe) in the latest release of the DNG Converter app, I have to say I'm skeptical that there's a setting that works with the GF1. But I'm ready to be pleasantly surprised!
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