“You may not realize it, but your digital camera doesn’t give you every pixel that it records.” This from the “DNG Recover Edges” article found at “The Luminous Landscape.” The article goes on to explain why this is, and why you might want to get these pixels back, as well as exactly how to do so.
The last part is the nifty part. To recover hidden edge pixels, you simply drop a DNG file on the icon for the free “DNG Recover Edges” application, and zap. . . you now have more pixels that you work with in that DNG.
You can get said free “DNG Recover Edges” at the said Luminous Landscape article (or simply by clicking here).
You can thank Photoshop legend Thomas Knoll for thinking up, writing and offering for free this neat little app.
Notice that I said “drop a DNG file” and not “drop any raw file.” That’s because it’s only possible to recover edge pixels DNGs, which is yet another reason why this file format rocks so hard.
August 31st, 2010 10:39 am
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