This conversation is taking place on a darktable forum ... I am not sure
why options for corrupting a RAW file with other pieces of software is
really relevant.
On 2020-11-05 7:09 p.m., ternaryd wrote:
On Fri, 6 Nov 2020 03:06:23 +0100
Bernhard <darkta...@intervalsignals.org> wrote:
David Vincent-Jones schrieb am 05.11.20 um
22:57:
Darktable is a non-destructive image
editor and the user is totally unable to
write or change the RAW file in any way.
that's right.
But: Nikon software (ViewNX) writes into the
RAW file instead of creating a xmp file.
And that crap from Adobe does this also in
case of a DNG file.
Darktable does not forbid the user to deploy
exif-tool or exiv2; it just doesn't recommend
it. Anyway, darktable would be the wrong tool
for doing so.
Would ViewNX also modify a raw from, say,
Canon? The problem is the potentially unknown
manufacturer entries in Exif, which may yield
a broken raw file. But of course, Nikon is able
to change their own files without risks (unless
you use an old version of ViewNX on a new file).
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