Edit CIN Apps and Alternatives

CIN is a raster format developed by Kodak's Cineon film system, and it is currently extensively used in the film visual effects areas particularly for transferring film images to digital formats. Simply put, CIN files are used to transfer film images to digital formats to enable them to be electronically adjusted and enhanced.

Considering that each file can store data in a 10-bit logarithmic scale, it can be argued that they are designed to represent film imagery in a digital format in a better way.  As a matter of fact, the format supports an impressive array of colors and a single component can include from 0 to 1023.LEADTOOLS.

In spite of its importance for professional photographers, the format is not exactly widespread and you need to have special tools to access the files. The following utilities allow you to open and edit images in CIN file formats without too much hassle.