Convert RAF to BMP

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RAF vs BMP Format Comparison

Aspect	RAF (Source Format)	BMP (Target Format)
Format Overview	RAF Sony RAW Format RAW image format capturing unprocessed sensor data from Sony cameras, preserving maximum dynamic range. RAW	BMP Bitmap Image File Raster format storing uncompressed or RLE-compressed pixel data for exact fidelity. Uncompressed
Compression	Lossless or minimal compression retaining full sensor data.	Typically uncompressed or RLE compression; no data loss.
Color Depth	12-bit or 14-bit per channel RAW data for extensive color range.	Supports up to 24-bit RGB and optional alpha in BMP v4.
File Size	Large files (20–60 MB) containing full sensor and metadata.	Large files (5–50 MB) scaling with resolution and bit depth.
Processing Stage	Unprocessed RAW data requiring development software.	Processed, ready for editing and archiving without further conversion.
Advantages	Maximum image quality and dynamic range Full control over post-processing Proprietary Sony profiles supported	Uncompressed fidelity—no artifacts Broad compatibility with editors Simple, widely supported format
Disadvantages	Requires specialized RAW software Large file sizes	Large uncompressed sizes No native web support

Converting RAF to BMP provides exact pixel representation without compression artifacts, ideal for precise editing and archival.

Our converter retains full-bit depth and metadata, enabling efficient batch processing of RAF files into BMPs for downstream workflows.

Use BMP outputs in applications requiring raw bitmap access or legacy systems without RAW support.

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