dng file viewer
Does anyone know of a good dng file viewer. I used to be a photographer and have quite a large number of dng file that I have no way to view at the moment without booting back to windows which I would rather not have to do. So far google has been of no help at all.
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It depends on what your workflow is, but gpicview, eog (Eye of GNOME), ristretto, gwenview, or xzgv might already be on your system.
If you need to lay them out like in the old days on a light table, then Darktable is another option. Edit: RawTherapee is another in a similar category to Darktable. |
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Anyway all is well, gwenview is a great .dng viewer. Really appreciate the help. |
XnView MP
https://www.xnview.com/en/ It is free for personal use. If you want an application that will help catalog your images, then digiKam might be worth a look. https://www.digikam.org/ |
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If you edit the first post, you should be able to correct the title, which will be helpful for anyone searching for DNG viewers in future. Personally I find every Linux-based raw processing/management tool I've tried leaves a lot to be desired, but live in hope that one day someone will do something about that and I can finally ditch Lightroom. Anyway, you've got plenty of suggestions already, but may find this list of software useful: https://pixls.us/software/ |
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I can't tell you how happy I am to be away from windows. It does remain to be seen if I'll be able to do my taxes next year in Linux, that's why I kept one dual boot laptop just in case. |
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XnView has numerous editing tools built-in, so I rarely use The GIMP anymore, but it still my first choice for more complicated image manipulation. https://www.gimp.org/ Edit in: BTW, XnView can also be used as a file manager. |
Use dcraw to convert them to an actual image format. Raw files aren't images; they're sensor data.
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