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My Fuji X100V is not supported for Raw 9 so I tried using Adobe DNG converter to convert a raw file to DNG. I am running Golden Gate 27.2. When I open Nitro and try to edit the converted DNG V9 is not an option, also when I check the Raw Tuning box, none of the raw editing options are available. Am I missing something step somewhere. Thank you.
Don’t know there. I’ve tried it on Fuji HS-50 EXR and Fuji X-S1 Raws, as well as a couple of my Olympus and Nikon DSLRs. It’s offering V9 on all those.
I’m using the latest DNG converter, 18.7, and set to use DNG V16.0. I have set it to not save a Preview image, and turned off the Fast Load data too (that was necessary to regain full sensor resolution from the EXR sensors).
Is it possible that DNG converter made a linearized DNG? You can tell with the latest version (2026.09) by going to Info and seeing if Linearized DNG appears there.
I found an online DNG converter that produced a DNG that was recognized by Nitro and I was able to use V9 to process. Although this worked I would like to have a better process and would appreciate any help on getting the Adobe DNG converter to produce workable DNG’s or any other recommended DNG converter, TIA.
I downloaded the latest version of Adobe Raw Converter and it coverts to non linearized DNG’s and allows V9 processing in Nitro.
After all the work converting my Fujifilm X100V Raf files to DNG to take advantage of V9 I have concluded that there is not enough difference from V8 processing to make the extra work worth the effort to me. I am quite happy with V8 Nitro processing. I have come to realize that I even prefer Nitro processing to Capture One processing although I do miss being able to choose the Fuji film profiles that are available in C1. I also appreciate Nik and all the continuing work he puts into developing Nitro, it just feels better support Nitro then C1.
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