NRW to PNG

NRW is a highly specialized raster image format that uses the Nikon Coolpix digital camera from the renowned Japanese manufacturer Nikon, as well as selected models of Nokia mobile phones. Full name - Nikon Raw Image File. The format is designed to create uncompressed digital photos in RAW format when shooting with a camera of a specified manufacturer. To open files of this format, special programs are needed, and to convert to another, more common, format, special converter programs are needed. The advantage of NRW files in saving data is in the version that the camera sensor detected; there is no compression or color correction.

PNG is a raster image format developed by PNG Development Group. The name PNG is an abbreviation for Portable Network Graphic. This image format is used primarily on the Internet for posting on web pages, since PNG files use Deflate compression without losing quality. The development of this format was undertaken in order to replace the GIF format, to which there were many complaints. PNG's image quality and specifications were much better, but unlike GIF, it does not support animation and uses the CMYK palette.

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