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Kodak Digital Camera System (DCS) is the proprietary raw file format produced by Kodak’s professional DCS-series digital cameras, such as the DCS Pro 14n and DCS Pro SLR. Built on the TIFF structure, a DCS file preserves the unprocessed data straight from the camera sensor along with the exposure, white balance, and lens settings used at capture. Like all raw files, DCS acts as a digital negative that can be re-developed without quality loss.
Kodak’s own DCS Photo Desk software is discontinued, so most photographers now use Adobe Photoshop Lightroom or Adobe Camera Raw to open and develop DCS images.
RawTherapee and darktable also read DCS, and XnView MP is useful for quick previews. Because DCS is an old proprietary format, converting your archive to DNG or to JPG is a good way to keep it accessible.
Developed by: Eastman Kodak Company
Initial Release: 1991
PostScript (PS) is a page description language created by Adobe that tells a printer exactly how to draw each page — the position of every character, line, and image — rather than storing the page as a picture. Because the description is resolution-independent, the same file prints crisply on a cheap office printer or a professional typesetter. PostScript revolutionised desktop publishing in the 1980s and is the direct ancestor of PDF.
The standard tool is Ghostscript, a PostScript interpreter, usually paired with a viewer such as GSview or the built-in viewers on Linux.
On Linux, Evince and Okular open PS directly. macOS dropped native PostScript support after Mojave, so Ghostscript is needed there too. Since almost nothing outside printing workflows reads PS any more, converting it is usually the quickest solution — try our PS to PDF tool.
Developed by: Adobe Inc.
Initial Release: 1984
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