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Jan 02, 2011 13:22 |  #1

After editing a cr2 file in LR3 and exporting to tiff or jpg is there still a sidecar file with the resulting exported tif/jpg?


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Jan 02, 2011 13:33 |  #2

no, the side car is only for the cr2 file. The sidecar file has the same name as the cr2 file, but the extension will be xmp.


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Jan 02, 2011 13:34 |  #3

No, there isn't. Image file formats like TIFF, JPEG, PSD are rasterized/rendered/bitmapped file formats. The specification of these files allow the image editor to write the editing instructions directly to fields in the file header space so there's no need for a sidecar file. XMP sidecar files exist because Adobe decided that its software should never alter the contents of a raw file in any way. In comparison, Canon's DPP writes directly to CR2 files and does not create sidecars.

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After editing a cr2 file in LR3 and exporting to tiff or jpg is there still a sidecar file with the resulting exported tif/jpg?


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Jan 02, 2011 14:54 |  #4

Thanks for the information. Was trying to decide whether to use dng but think I will stay with cr2


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