DNG 1.1

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raw-photo

The Digital Negative (DNG) Specification describes a non-proprietary file format for storing camera raw files that can be used by a wide range of hardware and software vendors. DNG is an extension of the TIFF format, and is compatible with the TIFF-EP standard. This version was published in February 2005 and corrected the flaws in the first version. It has proved capable of representing raw images for a large variety of cameras (both when written in-camera or via conversion from other raw image formats) for a few years, and it is the version still typically written in-camera.

Identify it

Extensions.dng.tif.tiff
MIME typesimage/dngimage/tiff
Signatures
49492a00 at byte 0 (DNG 1.1 (little-endian, BOF))
4d4d002a at byte 0 (DNG 1.1 (big-endian, BOF))
PRONOMfmt/436fmt/152fmt/437fmt/438fmt/730fmt/1943fmt/1842fmt/1841
WikidataQ27866059
Library of Congressfdd000188

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Convert it

ToWithFidelityCommand and losses
Portable Network GraphicsImageMagickLosslessconvert in.dng out.png
Pixels kept; some metadata, colour profiles or layers may be dropped.
Tagged Image File FormatImageMagickLosslessconvert in.dng out.tif
Pixels kept; some metadata, colour profiles or layers may be dropped.
GIF 89aImageMagickLossyconvert in.dng out.gif
Reduced to 256 colours.
JPEG File Interchange Format 1.02ImageMagickLossyconvert in.dng out.jpg
Lossy compression.
WebPImageMagickLossyconvert in.dng out.webp
Lossy compression.
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Sources

From Just Solve the File Format Problem (File Formats Wiki), PRONOM, Wikidata. Updated 2026-10-24.

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