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Convert SR2 to ODD — Free Online Converter

Convert Sony RAW 2 (.sr2) to One Document Does-it-all (.odd) online for free. Fast, secure image conversion with no watermarks or registration....

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Upload your .sr2 file by dragging it into the upload area or clicking to browse.

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Choose your output settings. The default settings work great for most files.

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Click Convert and download your .odd file when it's ready.

About SR2 to ODD Conversion

SR2 is Sony's earlier RAW format from cameras predating the Alpha mirrorless system, including the DSC-R1 and early Alpha DSLRs like the A100. SR2 files store 12-bit CCD sensor data in a TIFF-based container. ODD is LibreOffice Draw's format for annotated documents.

Converting SR2 to ODD decodes the early Sony sensor data and embeds the photograph into a Draw document. These cameras represent Sony's transition from CCD to CMOS sensors, and their captures have a distinctive warm color character worth preserving and documenting.

Why Convert SR2 to ODD?

SR2 format support is diminishing as Sony's focus shifted entirely to the ARW format. Converting to ODD preserves these photographs in a modern open-standard format while enabling annotation. For collectors and archivists of early Sony digital camera output, ODD provides long-term format stability.

The distinctive CCD sensor color rendering of SR2-era Sony cameras — warm tones, rich blues, smooth gradients — has a nostalgic quality that digital photography enthusiasts value. ODD conversion preserves this character in annotated archival documents.

Common Use Cases

  • Preserve early Sony DSLR photography archives in a modern annotatable format
  • Create documented catalogs of vintage Sony DSC-R1 and Alpha A100 photography
  • Build annotated reference collections comparing early Sony CCD sensor rendering
  • Annotate SR2 photography with camera history and technical context notes

How It Works

The conversion reads the SR2 TIFF-based container, decodes the 12-bit CCD sensor data, applies Sony's embedded color matrix and white balance, and embeds the resulting RGB image into an ODD XML package. SR2 cameras typically captured 8-10 megapixel images.

Quality & Performance

Early Sony CCD sensors produced 8-10 MP images with warm, saturated color rendering characteristic of CCD technology. The ODD conversion preserves this distinctive color character. Image noise is moderate by modern standards but part of the era's digital photography aesthetic.

SHARP EngineFastMinimal Quality Loss

Device Compatibility

DeviceSR2ODD
Windows PCPartialPartial
macOSPartialPartial
iPhone/iPadPartialPartial
AndroidPartialPartial
LinuxPartialPartial
Web BrowserNoNo

Tips for Best Results

  • 1Convert SR2 archives before remaining software support disappears completely
  • 2Document camera model and date in annotations to provide context for early Sony digital photography
  • 3The warm CCD color character of SR2 images makes them visually distinctive — note this in catalog annotations
  • 4Export annotated SR2 catalogs to PDF for sharing with digital photography history communities

SR2 to ODD conversion preserves early Sony digital photography in an accessible annotated format, safeguarding these historically significant captures against format obsolescence.

Frequently Asked Questions

The DSC-R1 (2005), Alpha A100 (2006), and a few other early Sony digital cameras. Sony switched to ARW format for subsequent Alpha cameras.
Yes. The warm, saturated color rendering characteristic of early Sony CCD sensors is maintained through the demosaicing and color correction process.
Support is limited and declining. Adobe Lightroom may still open SR2 files, but converting to ODD ensures long-term accessibility.
No. SR2 cameras had 8-10 MP sensors, producing modest RAW files and correspondingly compact ODD output of 3-8 MB.

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