Convert ORF to PNG

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Key facts

Category: Media
Input types: file, text, range
Output type: file
Sample coverage: 4
API ready: Yes

Overview

Convert your Olympus ORF RAW camera files into high-quality PNG images directly in your browser. This tool automatically extracts image dimensions and metadata from the RAW file while letting you adjust brightness, saturation, highlight recovery, compression, and output dimensions for the perfect export.

When to use

When you need to share or preview Olympus ORF RAW photos on devices that do not natively support RAW formats.
When you want to convert ORF files to lossless PNG format while adjusting basic exposure settings like brightness and highlight recovery.
When you need to resize Olympus RAW images to specific dimensions and compress them for web use.

How it works

1Upload your Olympus ORF RAW file using the file selector.
2Adjust optional parameters such as brightness, saturation, highlight recovery, compression level, and custom width or height.
3Click the convert button to process the RAW image and download the resulting PNG file.

Use cases

Preparing Olympus camera RAW photos for web publishing by converting them to compressed PNGs.
Quick exposure correction and resizing of ORF files without launching heavy desktop editing software.
Converting RAW files to a lossless, widely compatible format for digital archiving and sharing.

Examples

1. Optimizing Olympus Landscape Photos for Web Sharing

Landscape Photographer

Background

A photographer took several high-contrast landscape shots on an Olympus OM-D camera in ORF format and needs to post them to a blog.

Problem

The RAW files are too large for web browsers to display, and some sky highlights are slightly blown out.

How to use

Upload the ORF file, set the highlight recovery to 5 to restore sky details, increase saturation to 1.2 for vivid colors, and set the PNG compression level to 8.

{"compressionLevel": "8", "saturation": 1.2, "highlight": 5}

Outcome

A vibrant, web-ready PNG image with recovered highlight details in the sky and an optimized file size.

2. Resizing RAW Studio Portraits for Client Preview

Studio Portrait Photographer

Background

A photographer needs to quickly send low-resolution previews of Olympus ORF RAW files to a client for selection.

Problem

The original ORF files are extremely large and cannot be easily emailed or viewed by the client.

How to use

FAQ

What is an ORF file?

An ORF file is a RAW image format used by Olympus digital cameras to store unprocessed image data directly from the camera sensor.

Can I resize my image during the conversion?

Yes, you can specify custom output width and height values in pixels to resize the image during conversion.

How does highlight recovery work?

The highlight recovery option reconstructs details in overexposed areas of the RAW image, with higher values applying more aggressive recovery.

Will this tool preserve my camera's metadata?

Yes, the converter automatically extracts and processes the image dimensions and metadata embedded in the ORF RAW file.

What does the PNG compression level setting do?

It controls the compression of the output PNG file from 0 (fastest, largest file size) to 9 (slowest, smallest file size) without losing image quality.

{"width": "1200", "brightness": 1.1}

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1. Optimizing Olympus Landscape Photos for Web Sharing

2. Resizing RAW Studio Portraits for Client Preview

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