MARSEDIT INSTAL THE NEW MAC

We never did, partly due to patents and partly for reasons I don’t understand. Twenty ago I was sure we’d get one of many better lossy image formats, of which JPEG2000 is the only one I can remember now. Since I already use Image Capture to bring images off my devices rather than Aperture the extra conversion step is a modest cost. I suspect DNG is only a minimal archival improvement on CR2 so I’ll mostly continue to shoot JPEG (because everything sucks ), but now I have the option to do CR2 when I want better results.

MARSEDIT INSTAL THE NEW MAC

Aperture opened it a bit more slowly than I remember it processing my older Canon RAW files, but there no real issues.Īdobe DNG Converter has a truly ugly Mac UI, but I have no problems with that. It was extremely fast and produced a DNG a few MBs smaller than the CR2 file. So I downloaded the app and tried it on a CR2 file from my SL2.

Today, through Facebook’s Aperture User Group, I learned that Adobe DNG Converter output can be treated by Aperture in Sierra as a type of RAW format.

I tried using Canon’s RAW to JPG converter but it was achingly slow and it defeats the purpose of shooting RAW in the first place. I don’t know if there would be any support if I upgraded to High Sierra or Mojave, but I think not. Aperture on Sierra doesn’t support RAW files from my Canon EOS SL2.

MarsEdit instal the new