DNG submitted as ISO standard
May 8th, 2008 | 
Author: This could certainly make things interesting… and easier.
Adobe have submitted the DNG (Digital Negative) RAW file format to the ISO as a proposed new standard, according to Adobe’s John Nack.
Adobe DNG was first released a couple of years ago, but has struggled to gain real traction with most camera manufacturers, who continue to use their own proprietary formats.
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