RAW converter options NX3000
Re: RAW converter options NX3000
JanMatthys wrote:
Charuteiro wrote:
JanMatthys wrote:
Does Samsung offer an alternate raw converter besides LR5? I'm not happy with the LR5 conversion
Did you try Samsung Raw Converter (Silkypix)?
SRC user's can now get the bundle discounted price for an upgrade to Silkypix DS6 and DSP6:
Now Samsung RAW Converter user can purchase SILKYPIX products at discounted![SILKYPIX NEWS_Vol.134]
I downloaded the 30-day free trial program and lists the NX3000 as not being supported
Here are links to free downloads of Samsung Raw Converter based on Silkypix 4. The most recent 2015 version for NX500/NX1: SRC v1.0.1.3, and a previous version from 2012: SRC4 v4.0.4.0
If your files do not open you can use EXIFTool GUI to batch edit the camera model name to a similar supported model.
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