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First off, thank you for the hard work. Your conversion outperforms Sigma's in-camera DNG support in terms of color accuracy, noise/ISO performance, and dynamic range.
I have noticed that the converted files are missing the metadata of the originals. I have been using a work-around by re-processing the output with:
'exiftool' -overwrite_original_in_place -tagsfromfile $FILE $FILE'.dng'
is there a more elegant solution?
Thanks,
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It's a gui front-end that allows you to save the same options from run to run, and also moves exif metadata over from the raws to the converted images.
First off, thank you for the hard work. Your conversion outperforms Sigma's in-camera DNG support in terms of color accuracy, noise/ISO performance, and dynamic range.
I have noticed that the converted files are missing the metadata of the originals. I have been using a work-around by re-processing the output with:
'exiftool' -overwrite_original_in_place -tagsfromfile $FILE $FILE'.dng'
is there a more elegant solution?
Thanks,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: