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Mitch Alland wrote:
I don't think so: I shoot only DNG, and have no JPG. Lightroom shows the dimension of a 50 mm crop DNG file to be 3360 x 2240 — if you crop it further in LR, the foregoing dimensions are shown, together with the (smaller) dimensions of the crop made within LR. Am I missing something?
Here are the specs on the Image CaptureImage Resolution:
6000 x 4000 (24.0 MP, 3:2),
4800 x 3200 (15.4 MP, 3:2),
3360 x 2240 (7.5 MP, 3:2),
1920 x 1080 (2.1 MP, 16:9),
4000 x 4000 (16.0 MP, 1:1),
3200 x 3200 (10.2 MP, 1:1),
2240 x 2240 (5.0 MP, 1:1),
1280 x 1280 (1.6 MP, 1:1)...Show more →
Find the files here...
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7oy9rxqu4hrs3d1/AABr-tX8jN269pruNZmVMDjKa?dl=0
Excuse the crummy photo, but I shot with 50mm crop in DNG+, so dng + jpeg. You'll see that the dng and jpg look the same and have the 50mm crop. the R0000246_full.DNG was created in post from R0000246.DNG by passing it through the Lightroom recover edge plugin, this plugin is effectively editing the dng exif metadata, which is the only difference between R0000246.DNG and R0000246_full.DNG. The plugin edits the exif data and resaves the DNG under the new filename. The original dng has the full uncropped photo data in it, plus metadata to say - hey photo software, show this photo cropped to the user.
Note, the jpeg produced at the time of shoot cannot be uncropped, that is produced at the reduced resolution in keeping with the selected crop level.
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