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Kodak RAW
A relic from the pioneer of digital photography.
DCR is a raw image format used by older Kodak Professional digital cameras (like the DCS Pro SLR series). Kodak was a pioneer in digital imaging, and their DCS cameras were often built on Nikon or Canon bodies but used Kodak sensors and processing. DCR files contain the raw data from these CCD sensors, which were famous for their color rendition but infamous for their noise at high ISOs.
DCR files are TIFF-based but use proprietary tags and compression. They store uncompressed or losslessly compressed sensor data. Kodak had several raw extensions (.dcr, .k25, .kdc), reflecting the chaotic early days of digital standards.
Used primarily in the late 90s and early 2000s. Kodak exited the high-end professional camera market in 2005, making this format effectively dead.
Microsoft Windows Cursor
The standard format for static mouse cursors on Microsoft Windows.
The CUR format is the standard file format for static mouse cursors in the Microsoft Windows operating system. It is structurally almost identical to the ICO (Icon) format, with one key difference: the header contains a defined 'hotspot'. The hotspot specifies the exact pixel coordinate (x, y) that registers the click, such as the tip of an arrow pointer.
A CUR file starts with a header similar to an ICO file, but the 'image type' field is set to 2 (Cursor) instead of 1 (Icon). For each image in the file (it can contain multiple sizes/depths), the directory entry stores the hotspot X and Y coordinates instead of the color planes/bpp fields found in ICOs. The image data itself is typically a BMP with a 1-bit AND mask for transparency, or a PNG in modern versions.
Introduced with Windows 1.0, the format has evolved alongside Windows. Originally supporting only monochrome, it grew to support 16 colors, 256 colors, and finally 32-bit alpha-blended cursors in Windows XP.
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