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This is a great time of the year: the snow is gone, the temperature is getting warmer, the birds are coming back, and there is lots of sunshine! Instead of worrying about your complicated and tiresome conversion jobs go outside and enjoy the fresh air. Do not worry about the projects not finished. While everyone […]

Some cameras like Fuji S6500 give their users a chance to shoot RAW files, which are also called "digital negatives". What makes the camera RAW format so awesome is that it saves exactly what the camera's sensors captured, whereas when you take a picture that is saved in JPEG format, your camera is automatically making

TGA is a bitmap file format for storage of 8, 15, 16, 24 and 32-bit true-color images. It can be used for creating climate maps and for saving screenshots of the games rather than something more common. This format does not allow storing as many details as the TIFF format. And it is not as

Some digital cameras offer the option to save photos in RAW format instead of JPEG. Possessing Olympus E-400 you are probably aware of this format's strengths. The most common reason to shoot RAW is to handle tricky lighting situations. Getting the color right in a digital image is hard, and the automatic white balance setting

Right-click context menu is the easiest way to interact with ImageConveter Plus. It provides the fastest access to a number of features and options. Some of them are built-in in the software, but some you might have created yourself. Conversion profiles, for example, that help the users automate complex repetitive tasks, can also be available

Images created by cameras using RAW format contain the full spectrum of the data captured by the camera's electronic sensor prior to all the processing operations. Choosing RAW format enables to extract the best possible image one can get. Different camera manufactures create different RAW file formats, and not all of them can be supported

Committed to develop the most powerful best performing image conversion software available, our top priority is making sure that it works for you as you test, implement and utilize it in real scenarios. No matter if you are a beginner or an expert at using ImageConverter Plus, you may need help from time to time.

Are you getting the most of your digital photos? If you are not using your camera's RAW format, you are missing a whole world of picture quality. Most professional photographers are enthusiastic about capturing RAW images, because all of the image data recorded by a camera's sensor is available. RAW files contain much more image

Everyone loves it when something is done automatically, especially if the routine task has to be repeated many times. We have created a number of macros to ease the task of naming the resulting image files after performing conversion. With the help of ImageConverter Plus you can create target file names with their individual values.

RAW photos are the basis of professional digital photography. All professional cameras use the RAW format to get perfect photos. Use ImageConverter Plus to view and convert the RAW image files from many contemporary cameras, including Sony DSLR-A700.

After you have used ImageConverter Plus for a while, you will accumulate lots of conversion profiles. They are valuable. They help do the most complicated conversion jobs automatically. But what if there are too many of those and you are about to get lost in them? Maybe you keep too many profiles because you are

RAW image files are often described as digital negatives, because they are uncompressed, unprocessed files that accurately portray the data captured by the camera sensor. RAW format is found in cameras, which are a little more advanced. It is meant for more advanced photographers as well requiring a little work with a computer to get

DPI of a digital image is not necessarily the same as the DPI of a print made from that digital image. To make sure you will get a high quality print you usually need to change image DPI. The trick when changing image DPI is to do it without resizing your image in the process.

You might be wondering if something is happening with ImageConverter Plus development-wise. Our programmers are busy with complete redesign of the new graphics engine base code. We have decided to upgrade the previous version so that our users could enjoy more graphics opportunities. It's release will be announced specially and it will contain lots of

ImageConverter Plus is a perfect solution to managing multipage image files. It allows adding new pages to an existing file, converting specific pages, changing page order. Editing and converting images within a multipage file is sometimes a difficult job, especially if the file contains lots of pages. Sometimes, images also get resized or saved with

The RAW format preserves more of the original information from the camera than the JPEG files. Many photographers shoot in RAW mode which outputs a file format that is proprietary to their camera models, that's why special universal RAW image processing software is required. ImageConverter Plus has worked with the major camera manufacturers to view,

The conversion task can be quite complicated, and in this case the process can take long. You can turn to the progress bar to determine how much longer it has to go. Any time you have to wait till its done without a progress bar you might feel anxious and want reassurances that something is

The advantage to working with RAW file format directly is that it stores only raw data. Working with RAW files is more like working with a traditional film negative that can be developed and enhanced. They beauty of RAW is that you always have the unprocessed file to work and experiment to your heart's desire.

PNG is one of the ways to store images. It is a lossless format unlike JPEG; it is technically superior to GIF in practically all areas. PNG offers millions of colors with a wide range of transparency options. Still, there are situations when PNG will not work. The size of a PNG file will be

If you are going to produce high quality prints, then RAW is the way to go. Shooting in RAW offers great amount of flexibility within image processing. With RAW you have every piece of information that your camera had available to you. RAW format offers such a wide range of control over the image –