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Hi @BIGEYE and welcome to the forums,

Affinity apps use the LibRaw library for camera support... The Samsung S24 Ultra isn't currently on the list of supported smartphone cameras...

The full list of currently supported cameras can be found here...

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On 3/17/2024 at 3:57 PM, Hangman said:

Hi @BIGEYE and welcome to the forums,

Affinity apps use the LibRaw library for camera support... The Samsung S24 Ultra isn't currently on the list of supported smartphone cameras...

The full list of currently supported cameras can be found here...

now after app  update my s23 dng also arent supported, wont affinity release support? What do we do now 😞

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Hi @Mahbub93,

Which version of Affinity Photo are you using? The S23 is on the list of supported cameras so should work...

  • Galaxy S23+ (New)
  • Galaxy S23 Ultra (New)

Could you upload a sample image so we can take a look?

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2 minutes ago, Hangman said:

Hi @Mahbub93,

Which version of Affinity Photo are you using? The S23 is on the list of supported cameras so should work...

  • Galaxy S23+ (New)
  • Galaxy S23 Ultra (New)

Could you upload a sample image so we can take a look?

already given to another moderator, i have the base s23, and it should, and I did until I updated the expert raw app two days ago now its not anymore opening in expert raw

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3 minutes ago, BIGEYE said:

I have the Samsung S24 Ultra. Poor show that Affinity does not support the latest smartphones.

i am just waiting for them to update affinity to include latest dngs. fingers crossed

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43 minutes ago, BIGEYE said:

Poor show that Affinity does not support the latest smartphones.

It is not a poor show.

Serif relies on the Open Source project LibRaw. And as long as they do not add it to their library (and this can sometimes be extremly difficult), you wont see it in APho.

Yes, Adobe supports it, but they have a "few" more resources then Serif and they have another price tag. 😉

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Otto

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13 minutes ago, mopperle said:

It is not a poor show.

Serif relies on the Open Source project LibRaw. And as long as they do not add it to their library (and this can sometimes be extremly difficult), you wont see it in APho.

Yes, Adobe supports it, but they have a "few" more resources then Serif and they have another price tag. 😉

Means affinity photo wont support samsung dngs anymore? 😞

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NO!

Again, they rely on LibRaw and they add permanently all kind of new cameras and formats and currently support hundreds of cameras. But this is very time consuming and can you imagine how many cameras/smartphones are being released every year? And even within one brand formats changes. Best example is your beloved Samsung.

And btw. there are wellknown photo editors, which do not support DNG at all.

Regards,
Otto

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1 hour ago, Mahbub93 said:

Means affinity photo wont support samsung dngs anymore? 😞

You reported this in another topic and it's been logged as an issue. So it's not working right now, due to the other software updates you've made in Samsung software, but that doesn't mean it won't ever work. 

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Hi @Mahbub93,

Which version of Photo are you using?

I've just opened a DNG file from the Samsung S24 Ultra in Affinity Photo v2.5.3 and it opens without issue.

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1 minute ago, Hangman said:

Which version of Photo are you using?

I've just opened a DNG file from the Samsung S24 Ultra in Affinity Photo v2.5.3 and it opens without issue.

It's an issue with updated Samsung software. See the user's other topic I linked just above.

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I thought DNG was supposed to be a standardized RAW file format like JPG and PNG have standards. Is that not the case, or did Samsung create a non complaint DNG file? I use VueScan for scanning which can do RAW information from the scanner in the DNG file format. Those open just fine in Affinity Photo.

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Hi @BIGEYE,

Could you upload a sample DNG file so we can test...

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Hi @BIGEYE,

Thanks for your sample file... This also opens for me without issue... I'm just about to check on Windows as well...

S24Ultra.thumb.png.5c52bd104a6364441a88c25ad049a070.png

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6 minutes ago, pixelstuff said:

I just tried his Sample file in Windows 11, Affinity Photo 2.5.3 and Photoshop CS6 and neither one would open it.

Confirmed, it seems to be a Windows-specific issue... Photopea opens the file but just shows a solid black image...

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