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Yes, coming from someone who is promoting yet another raw format, that sounds a bit grand. And this is Apple we are talking, which doesn't come across as a very
by pestatije 6y ago
Yes, coming from someone who is promoting yet another raw format, that sounds a bit grand. And this is Apple we are talking, which doesn't come across as a very standards based/supportive company.
- sandofsky 6y agoAre you saying Apple is promoting another format? Because if so, you didn’t read the article. Apple is just using LinearDNG, which has been a public, open standard forever. There is absolutely nothing proprietary that they’re doing, besides slapping a marketing label on it.