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Hi, Henry. To slightly correct my earlier statement, I scan as TIFF, then copy to LR as DNG.

 

Thanks for this precision Eoin.

 

I also have LR to convert RAW in DNG but when I correct film in TIFF with LR (it's rare)

LR keeps my picture in TIFF not in DNG.

As I said you above TIFF is better and bigger because more informations but DNG is

also fine . The number of bits is also important .

Look at the difference in this link :

https://photo.stackexchange.com/questions/79368/how-and-why-does-vuescans-tiff-and-dng-output-differ

 

Philip , you're right TIFF comes from Aldus Corporation at the beginning created by

Microsoft and  supported now by Adobe

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Henry

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