Convert DNG to TIFF

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DNG vs TIFF Format Comparison

Aspect	DNG (Source Format)	TIFF (Target Format)
Format Overview	DNG Digital Negative Open RAW image format developed by Adobe. Raw	TIFF Tagged Image File Format Flexible raster format supporting various compressions and color depths. Standard
Compression	Typically lossless or lossy JPEG within RAW container.	Supports lossless (LZW, ZIP) and lossy (JPEG) compression.
Color Depth	12–16 bits per channel, preserving full sensor data.	8, 16 or 32 bits per channel, high dynamic range.
File Size	Large (20–40 MB+ per file depending on resolution).	Very large for high bit depths; depends on compression.
Advantages	Open standard RAW format Wide software support Full metadata retention	Highly versatile and extensible Supports layers and multiple pages Broad application compatibility
Disadvantages	Requires RAW processing tools Large file sizes Limited camera-native support	File size can be very large No built-in RAW processing Limited web and browser support
Use Cases	Professional photography workflows Standardized RAW archival Interchange between editing tools	High-quality print outputs Scientific imaging Document scans and archiving
Tooling & Ecosystem	Adobe Lightroom, Photoshop RawTherapee, Darktable Various camera manufacturer software	Photoshop, GIMP, Paint.NET ImageMagick, GraphicsMagick Scientific and GIS tools

Why Convert DNG to TIFF?

TIFF offers a highly flexible, lossless format ideal for printing, archiving, and scientific analysis. Converting from DNG ensures you retain image quality and metadata while gaining broad application compatibility for varied workflows.