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Canon Camera RAW 2 format
High-quality image format favored in print and publishing
This direction is useful when a delivery system, editing application, document workflow, or archive expects TIFF instead of CR2. It can also help prepare a file for a different compatibility or publishing requirement.
The source format is decoded and written as TIFF. The result can differ in compression, metadata, layout, color, codec, or other format-specific details, so inspect the output before using it in a final workflow.
The practical result depends on the formats and the source file. Raster images may change in compression or transparency; media may change in codec or bitrate; documents may change in layout or fonts. Keep the original when those details matter.
Very large file sizes compared to processed formats
Requires RAW-compatible software to open
Camera-specific formats may have limited tool support
Professional photography post-processing
Color grading and HDR photo development
Archiving original unprocessed sensor data
Studio and editorial photography workflows
Always convert from RAW rather than processed JPEG for maximum editing latitude
Store RAW originals before exporting to JPEG or TIFF for final delivery
Use TIFF for lossless output when maximum quality post-processing is required
DNG provides a universal open alternative to proprietary RAW formats
Add the source file and review the selected CR2 to TIFF operation.
Start the conversion, then check the resulting TIFF file against the original.
Download or continue with the converted file only after the important details look correct.
Yes. This page is for the registered CR2-to-TIFF direction. The available result still depends on the contents and features of the source file.
Check the properties that matter to your workflow, such as quality, transparency, pages, layout, duration, audio, metadata, or compatibility with the application that will open the TIFF file.
Not necessarily. Format conversion can change features that the target format represents differently, so retain the original and review the converted file before publishing or sharing.
Use a readable source file, confirm that the selected direction is correct, and decide in advance which visual, structural, or media properties must be verified in the TIFF output.
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