Nate, your can download the codec from canona website,, sorry i dont have the link, it will allow windows explorer to see the raw files as well as apps like windows live photo gallery. I always shoot RAW, but will use JPG when shooting sports of fast action as the buffer can take more shots in JPG.. you do have to be mor ecritical of exposure in jpg though. Good video nate, good to see your enjoying your photography. Rick
How can you convert more photo's than one at the same time? Cause I don't want to convert each one seperately
xKeroro 4 months ago
@xKeroro You can copy and paste adjustments and there are even easier ways. There are 3-4 ways I know. You can also apply to all in the menu.
nate42nd 4 months ago
Did you make the changes in RAW or in jpeg? It looked like the changes were made in RAW BEFORE the conversion to jpeg. Is that what you did?
clydebk 1 year ago
@clydebk Yes, I make the changes in RAW format then when done.......export them as a JPG.
nate42nd 1 year ago
@tomasznowicki81 Thank you. It's something I didn't understand a few years ago. I hope it helps someone.
nate42nd 1 year ago
Nice! I use this software also to process raw files. Its quite a good software and easy to use :-)))
ysatria 1 year ago
Nate, your can download the codec from canona website,, sorry i dont have the link, it will allow windows explorer to see the raw files as well as apps like windows live photo gallery. I always shoot RAW, but will use JPG when shooting sports of fast action as the buffer can take more shots in JPG.. you do have to be mor ecritical of exposure in jpg though. Good video nate, good to see your enjoying your photography. Rick
rickjbradbury 1 year ago
@rickjbradbury Thanks Rick, I see it here. I didn't think Canon would have one. I thought MS might. Thanks again.
nate42nd 1 year ago