CRW to DCM
CRW to DCMSelect files on your computer
CRW is a highly specialized graphic file format developed by the manufacturer of the famous Canon cameras. It is designed to record “raw” images captured by different models of a digital camera Canon. In its characteristics, it is very similar to another proprietary format of this developer - CR2. The main advantage of the CWR format is the preservation of the quality of the digital image as it comes from the camera matrix. The format also contains metadata, namely: conditions for photographing and fixing the image, default image processing settings, camera model.
DCM is a special format for bitmap graphics that are used in medical equipment. This is also the format of communication lines. The development of this format was carried out by NEMA - the National Association of Electrical Equipment Manufacturers. This data reporting standard is owned by the International Electrical Manufacturers Association. The purpose of the DCM format, that is, DICOM Image File, is to receive and store in graphical form the results of the patient’s diagnostics - ultrasound studies, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging. The DICOM Image File file contains not only raster objects and expressions proper, but also information about a particular patient. This means that the DCM file is capable of containing personal information. Due to it, you can identify the patient and compare the image with a specific subject. Now the format is used as a standard for medical images. In order to open, that is, edit a file of this format, such programs are usually used: DicomWorks, ACD Systems Canvas, Adobe Photoshop, ezDICOM, IrfanView, XnView.