Re: Canon Format (was RE: EOS DNG has me scared)

[Mr. Bill]

To be a truly useful RAW file, it would NOT have tone curves, ISO, white 
balance or sharpening applied.  I was spoiled by my RAW experience 
because we actually measured R, G & B data for every pixel.  I didn't 
need to guess where those pixels were invented (in camera or in computer).

How fast does the Canon converter software convert RAW to TIFF?  That 
might tell us how much image processing was going on during the conversion.

Mr. Bill
Michael Stevens wrote:
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Robert M." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I agree with you on all the items in your email. I am not sure what you
suggest in the above paragraph, though. Are you saying that Canon actually
stores all 3 color components for each pixel, i.e. they already interpolate
the missing color information, and
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