Originally posted by madbrain Adobe invented the DNG format and that seems to mean that their programs are more tolerant of new cameras.
This is not the case for many other applications like Aftershot or DXO, which require new profiles for new cameras, and otherwise won't open the DNG files at all.
Some other programs will open them, but will render them strangely.
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Thanks, I may I just give that a shot ! For now my main PC is still having surgery. May play with this in the meantime to create the profile on this other PC.
I played with it. No matter what I did, the profile I created for the K-1 II wouldn't allow Aftershot to open any DNGs created in camera.
I then switched the camera to shooting in PEF, and then everything worked ! I re-used the same ICC profile as the K-1 . Without the ICC profile, all images were extremely dark.
I have attached this profile in a ZIP file.
Unfortunately, I have 500 pictures I shot in Napa on Saturday all in DNG format, which I cannot process in Aftershot.
Is there such a thing as a DNG to PEF converter ? It looks like Pentax Digital Camera Utility can convert from PEF to DNG, but not the other way around ...