Convert DNG to DCM

A Digital Negative (DNG) file is a digital image file format that was developed by Adobe Systems. It is an open standard raw image format specifically designed for digital photography. DNG files are primarily used to store raw image data captured by digital cameras, containing unprocessed image information from the camera's image sensor. This format offers several advantages over other raw image formats, as it provides a more universal and standardized file format for archiving, editing, and sharing raw image files. DNG files are typically larger in size compared to other image file formats due to the retention of all the raw image data. They offer greater flexibility and control for photographers during the post-processing stage, allowing them to adjust various aspects of the image such as exposure, color balance, and sharpness. DNG files can be converted to various other image file formats for more widespread compatibility and usability.

DCM files, also known as Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine files, are a widely-used format in the field of medical imaging. These files contain images and other relevant data that are used to store and transmit medical images, such as X-rays, CT scans, and MRI scans. The DCM file format was developed to ensure interoperability and standardization in the medical imaging industry. It allows for the exchange of medical images between different imaging devices and software applications, making it easier for healthcare professionals to share and analyze patient data. DCM files are typically accompanied by metadata, which includes information about the patient, imaging parameters, and other important details. With the help of specialized software, medical professionals can view, manipulate, and analyze DCM files to aid in the diagnosis and treatment of various medical conditions.