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Question about formats suported??

beruberu
Hello to all of you,

I would like to know if it is possible with C1, to convert a raw in bmp or fit??

If not why?? and is it on the todo list??

Thanks for your help...

Greatings from Switzerland
Phil
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  • Ulf Liljegren
    To the best of my knowledge is BMP not a colour managed format where by this is not a format which would make sense to support in a high-end RAW convertion software.
    To be frank this is the first time I have ever heard this request.

    Anyone else on the forum that wants to comment on the use fullness of this format?
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  • beruberu
    [quote="UlfLiljegren" wrote:
    To the best of my knowledge is BMP not a colour managed format where by this is not a format which would make sense to support in a high-end RAW convertion software.
    To be frank this is the first time I have ever heard this request.

    Anyone else on the forum that wants to comment on the use fullness of this format?


    Hello,
    BMP format is always a better format than jpeg, because it keeps more details than jpeg... And what about the fit format (used in astrophoto)?

    Thanks for your help
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  • Ulf Liljegren
    OK, but it's very close to the size of a TIF and still you have the colour managment issue?
    FIT format has the same issue, I have never heard a request, so I would like to hear from other users if this is a major request.
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  • Arizona Bill
    [quote="UlfLiljegren" wrote:
    OK, but it's very close to the size of a TIF and still you have the colour managment issue?
    FIT format has the same issue, I have never heard a request, so I would like to hear from other users if this is a major request.

    Hi Ulf,

    Tiff and jpeg are enough for me. Once you have a tiff you can convert to any other format so even jpeg is just a convenience.

    Dunno why a direct conversion to bmp files would be a necessity, maybe just a convenience for some small subset of users?

    Bill
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