Converting raw pixel into bitmap:

Hi i wonder to convert raw pixel into bitmap format. Is that any function is provided?
Thanks to your help.
Tham

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How do I get the original date created to show up in folders when converting raw files into tiffs? Once converted the original date created is in the "file info" window but does not show up as the original date created in the designated folder. It is displayed as the same date as date modified.

Thanks Mylenium
As Mylenium has said, this information can be added later by various means. It will also depend on the software you are using on what date it is reading!
As an example there are:
The files date created
Photoshop schema DateCreated
EXIF schema DateTimeOriginal
XMP schema CreateDate
For an external tool you can use ExifTool http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/
or you could try to get a script written in the Photoshop or Bridge scripting forums.

How do you convert Raw files into jpeg.

I have never shot in Raw before and I have a huge project due tomorrow. I need help Asap. What is the easiest way to convert Raw files into jpeg, can Light Room convert the files. I have tried so many different ways and nothing seems to work.

michaelfragale wrote:
I have never shot in Raw before and I have a huge project due tomorrow. I need help Asap. What is the easiest way to convert Raw files into jpeg
It depends on the sofware you have. ACR (Adobe Camera Raw) hosted by Bridge or by Photoshop can convert ("open") raw files, as can Lightroom.
However, not all camera models are supported by all versions of the software. We need to know the make and exact model of the camera that generated the raw files to advice you further.
We can also assist you with the conversion through ACR hosted by Photoshop.
Olease note that there are dedicated forums for Lightroom, for Adobe Camera Raw and for Bridge.
Here's the list of which cameras are supported by each version of ACR. Note that later versions supporte all camera models supported in previous versions of ACR.
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/407/kb407111.html
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CS3 runs ACR 4.6;
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CS runs 2.4.

Converting raw images into jpeg images

I am trying to build a small application that can help me to convert raw images (of one of my cam) into JPG image.
i have earched in google ans found many API ie, JRAWIO,JAI,mistral-0.9.6.809 and Imagero.. but i am not able to understand how to use them in my program..
JRAWIO is helping me to convert NEF and TIFF. though it has functionality fto use it for CR2 ans othr but i failed to use them..
plz help me out if possible with code(full if possible) and step by step description...

Hi,
we can not do the homework for you but we can help you out to the right direction.
1- Get the input stream from the image file ( source )
InputStream is = new BufferedInputStream(new FileInputStream(
"C:\\tmp\\sasha.jpg"));
2- Get your BufferedImage
BufferedImage buffImage = ImageIO.read(is);
3- look at the API docs for BufferedImage it contains the image data ( Raster)
4- I have not looked at the source code for the JRAWIO but I think it uses javax.imageio.* as an underlying transformation engine
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Alan Mehio
London,UK

How to convert raw data into pdf ?

Hi everyone,
I have a requirement where I have to print the document present in application server.
I used below code to do this
* Open the file in binary mode
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   DO.
     TRY.
* Since the file is opened in Binary mode, the entire contents of the
* file is read in one go!
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     CLEAR gv_filedata.
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*     NAME           = lv_spoolname
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      ROWS           = lv_lines
      STARTROW       = 1
      PAGES          = 99
      RQTITLE        = 'Print Spool'
      RQCOPIES       = 1
      RQOWNER        = sy-uname
      IMMEDIATELY    = ' '
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      RQID           = lv_spoolid
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      NAME_MISSING   = 1
      NAME_TWICE     = 2
      NOT_FOUND      = 3
      ILLEGAL_LAYOUT = 4
      INTERNAL_ERROR = 5
      SIZE_MISMATCH = 6
      OTHERS         = 7.
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*     NO_BACKGROUND                  =
*     GET_SIZE_FROM_FORMAT           =
*     USE_CASCADING                  = ' '
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*     PDF_BYTECOUNT                  = lv_bytecount
*     PDF_SPOOLID                    = lv_pdf1
*     LIST_PAGECOUNT                 =
*     BTC_JOBNAME                    =
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     ERR_NO_SPOOLJOB                = 2
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     ERR_CONV_NOT_POSSIBLE          = 4
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     USER_CANCELLED                 = 6
     ERR_SPOOLERROR                 = 7
     ERR_TEMSEERROR                 = 8
     ERR_BTCJOB_OPEN_FAILED         = 9
     ERR_BTCJOB_SUBMIT_FAILED       = 10
     ERR_BTCJOB_CLOSE_FAILED        = 11
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How can I convert this raw document to pdf type ??
Please help me to resolve this.
Regards,
Krishna

Ok, since I can't edit the post anymore, here the new version of code, without the use of SCMS_XSTRING_TO_BINARY for intermediate table. Reasons: effectively doubles the memory use and I don't want to check if the kernel is cutting off the hexdecimal nulls when the last spool line is written, or to relay of that behaviour.
Matthew Billingham, and other mods: it would be really nice if you could hide the old version please (this post here). The number of google results for that FM is scary and I really don't want to contribute to promoting its use...
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   LOWER CASE
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Is there a way to convert raw data into a JPEG picture right away?

Hi,
I have raw jpg data coming through the serial line.
Can I convert this into a jpg image right away?
Thanks,
Van

yes, there wa s nice VI added in LV 7 that makes this very easy.
convert (parse) your serial read, so that the string is converted into a 2D array of integers. Then call these 3 VIs Draw Unflattened Pixmap >> Picture to Pixmap >> Write JPEG File
Before LV 7, I forget if there is a nice VI to help you (I don't have a pre LV 7 version of LV on this machine, so I can't check...)

Converting raw images into .jpgs.

I took some pictures with my Canon 5D, using the camera's raw format. They turned out to be about 14MB. However, when I converted them to .jpgs, using Photoshop CC, they were only about 4MB. I needed to have .jpgs about 10 MB. How do I do that? I made them the highest quality, etc. I still could only get about 4MB in size. Do I have to lose all that data just by converting them to .jpg? Thank you for any help!

file size in MB is a very poor criterion for judging image quality because reduction in file size is very dependent upon the original image content.
Compare a complex multicolored photo converted to .jpg with an image (same original size) filled with pure white or gray or black; then compare the .jpg sizes.
As indicated above, use .tif or other uncompressed (lossless) file format to retain image quality....use .png if image needs to keep transparency.
Consider using camera settings to produce both raw and .jpg images from same shot (too late for images already shot) and compare/use whichever suits your needs best.
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I want to create a "fake" HDR photo from a single RAW file using Photomatix Pro, which can open RAW files from my Canon S95 directly. But the finished HDR is almost unusable because of too much noise. So the only way out seems to first convert RAW images into Tiff format. Unfortunately, Canon's Digital Photo Professional for Mac produced errors whenever I want to batch process raw images.
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While Wikipedia is a valuable resource, remember that it is not peer reviewed so the level of accuracy isn't always that dependable.
One of the reasons why Apple, Adobe, and others are always behind by several weeks to a few months when a new RAW profile comes out is that they are decoding it. Thousands upon thousands of people use Canon & Nikon RAW files every day and the large majority never use DPP or Nikon's equivalent.
I used to use DPP before Aperture came out and even with Aperture's initial problems, it blew the doors off DPP in workflow speed and consistency.
In my opinion, DPP only has relevance under two circumstances: 1. If you use customized Picture Styles and want to make your RAW file equivalent [somewhat irrelevant as you can create custom profiles for a camera in both Aperture & Lightroom which solve this problem - you do have to create them though by trial and error]; 2. If a new camera comes out and you must get it before it is supported by Aperture or Lightroom [Though, Adobe's DNG converter often allows you to skip over using DPP by converting your RAW files to DNG for use in Aperture or Lightroom]
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Updated Camera list for converting Raw files in PSE7

I am looking to instal an updated CameraRaw.8bi file to accomodate recent cameras.
Camera updated needed for Canon powershot G15.
Regards Daz.

Photoshop Elements 7 supports Adobe Camera Raw from version 4.5 to 5.6 only.
Please refer following document for you reference:
Camera Raw-compatible Adobe applications
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/camera-raw-compatible-applications.html
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A raw picture is just that. You have to edit it in Adobe Camera Raw to get the picuture to shine. So their statement that edits must be minimal is confusing. Do they just want a jpeg as shot? You can set most cameras to take raw + jpeg.
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I used to use Capture One by Phase One to process my RAW images into jpgs, when I had WinXP on my pc. With my new computer, it has the new 64 bit, with Win Vista. Now, using Capture One is a total joke. You can't possibly get anything done.
How can I use Photoshop CS4 to process RAW images into jpgs? I don't see a way that I can apply changes on one image, to others in a particular group. With Capture One when it was good on WinXP, I could make changes to one, lighten/brighten, sharpen, change the color temp, etc., apply it to all the desired images, then click to output a certain size, say 5x7 at 200 ppi, hit the button, and it would do it. I don't see that I can do any of that in Photoshop, short of using the ever-annoying set and action, then automate.
Also, for professional work, where I'm processing hundreds of images at a time, is there other software I should look at, like Lightroom, Gimp, etc.?

jeff bach wrote:
How can I use Photoshop CS4 to process RAW images into jpgs?
Use Bridge and Camera Raw: Navigate Bridge to the folder with your raw files. In Bridge, select/highlight the images you wish to process and save, then Open in Camera Raw (File > Open in Camera Raw, or Ctrl-R, or right click and Open in Camera Raw from context menu). Your selected raw images will open in camera raw in Filmstrip view. Make any desired camera raw adjustments then, still in camera raw, do Select All then at bottom Save Images... which will bring up a save options box in which you can choose jpegs or tff, where to save, and other options.
With Capture One when it was good on WinXP, I could make changes to one, lighten/brighten, sharpen, change the color temp, etc., apply it to all the desired images, then click to output a certain size, say 5x7 at 200 ppi, hit the button, and it would do it. I don't see that I can do any of that in Photoshop, short of using the ever-annoying set and action, then automate.
There are several ways to make changes to one image in camera raw then apply the changes to other raw image files. In camera raw filmstrip mode, select the images you want to apply an adjustment to then apply the adjustment to the first of those images and it will be applied to all the others that are selected. Or apply adjustments to the first image of a series then add additional selections and use camera raw's Synchronize. Or, make adjustments to first image in series then click done, which will return you to Bridge. In Bridge, select the image you want to copy camera raw adjustments from then Develop Settings > Copy Settings. Select all the target images that you want to receive these settings then Develop Settings > Copy Settings. Both Copy settings and ACR's Synchronize will bring up a selection box where you can check which settings you want to copy.
You can select save ppi in camera raw. You can use Camera Raw's crop function can get files to a desired aspect ratio if they are not already there. Crop can be copied to other files via Synchronize or Develop settings - Copy if that is useful. Getting a specific size in pixel dimensions may take another step. Camera Raw offers a limited set of file sizes (in its Workflow Options). If you want other than these, then one methodis to save images from Bridge using Photoshop's image processor. After making camera raw adjustments and returning to Bridge, select desired raw images then Tools > Photoshop > Image Processor... Set size and output options in the image processor.

It is possible to ckeck-out a drawing and converting into bitmap

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it is possible to
check out a drawing from dms and convert into bitmap image
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Hi Rani,
from DMS point of view it is possible to convert an original to BMP format. Therefore you have to set up a conversion routine in customizing and link a converter to your system, which is able to convert the original in the desired format.
First of all the converter has to be linked to the R/3 System by RFC connection in SM59. Please see
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Cross-Application Components
> Document Management
> Conversion of Original Application Files
The conversion could be defined to be started in transaction CONV02, with status change or by using workflows. For using the conversion within workflows please see SAP note 687199 for further information.
Best regards,
Christoph
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Does converting RAW CR2 + XMP convert both of those into the DNG file, or does it just convert the CR2?

This is a stupid question that somehow, after hours of searching, I can't find a definitive answer for:
I have an existing catalog of photos that are stored in .CR2 (Canon RAW) format, plus accompanying XMP sidecar files on the photos I've edited. If I decide to convert those to DNG, does the conversion process automatically pick up the edits I've done from the XMP files and write those edits into the resulting DNG? Or does the conversion process just convert the CR2 --> DNG only, ignoring the XMP sidecar file?
Stupid question, but a really important one!
Bonus question:
Does the conversion process leave the CR2 and XMP files in the folder as they are, and just add the DNG in addition to those? Or does it delete the source CR2 and XMP files, REPLACING those with the DNG?

PenaltyShot wrote:
Have you run into any really important / crucial ones to your workflow that don't support DNG?
really important / crucial?, to me? - never.
Don't get me wrong: some people *love* the feeling they get when deleting the original proprietary raws - like they're standing up for a cause or something. If you are such a person, then by all means: knock yourself out, and enjoy - nothing terrible is likely to happen (unless Adobe goes under and/or DNG format falls flat..).
I have discovered a surprisingly large number of cases where some (Adobe-converted) DNGs were not readable, e.g.
* Bibble
* CaptureOne
* DxO
(note: original proprietary raws were fine).
All of which purport support for DNG (and likely read out-of-camera DNGs from supported models just fine).
And if you search the forums you can discover more..
(in case Adobe responds (rare): "it's not our fault - programmers must not have read the spec closely enough..". On the other hand, Adobe is sometimes a year or so tardy when it comes to releasing the new spec - hmm.. - I guess turn-about is fair play (Nikon is sometimes tardy with NEF documentation which supports new cameras, forcing Adobe to work without (reverse-engineer) for the mean time..).
Two other software's that don't support DNG:
* Canon's DPP (and other Canon software).
* Nikon's NX2 (and other Nikon software).
If you want to display focus points, proprietary raw is required, period.
Me? If I were to bother to convert raw files to DNG, I would do the opposite of what most people do - instead of archiving the originals and using the DNGs, I'd archive the DNGs and use the originals. That way, I can open my photos in any software I choose, and/or see focus points if I feel like it, but if I get cryogenically frozen for a few decades whilst DNG wins the format war, I'll have the DNGs to use.
To each their own, just realize: DNG is not a standard, yet, and may never be, so you are playing the odds (burning bridges) if you discard originals. Adobe really wants it to be a standard, because it gives them an edge over their competitors (since Adobe controls the spec, and when it's released..), so if you want to help ensure Adobe success in the format war, then by all means: delete your originals.
To be clear: I personally support the DNG format, completely. I just don't convert my existing raws to DNG yet, and generally recommend to others who convert: keep your originals.
Rob

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