Andrew Rodney corrected me in another thread for my faux pas in my recent Lightroom CC RetouchPRO LIVE show.
I said in the show that Lightroom CC generates DNG files from HDR Merge and Panorama Merge and that was fabulous because you basically had this big honking Raw file to work with.
Andrew pointed out that I was almost correct in that it does generate DNG files but they were not precisely the same data as multiple Raw files embedded in a wrapper. It was something something linear something.
So what is it precisely you get in a merged DNG from Lightroom? Is it some of the Raw data (and which part) or is it pixels like in a PSD, or something else?
Feel free to geek out on me, as I really want to know precisely what is in that merged DNG and how it differs from the original Raw data.
I said in the show that Lightroom CC generates DNG files from HDR Merge and Panorama Merge and that was fabulous because you basically had this big honking Raw file to work with.
Andrew pointed out that I was almost correct in that it does generate DNG files but they were not precisely the same data as multiple Raw files embedded in a wrapper. It was something something linear something.
So what is it precisely you get in a merged DNG from Lightroom? Is it some of the Raw data (and which part) or is it pixels like in a PSD, or something else?
Feel free to geek out on me, as I really want to know precisely what is in that merged DNG and how it differs from the original Raw data.
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