DPP 3 DLO not available for EF 50mm STM
Re: DPP 3 DLO not available for EF 50mm STM
seri_art wrote:
I have the EF 50mm f/1.8 STM lens for my 650D. DPP 3.14.48.1 (the latest version of which I'm aware) does not have Digital Lens Optimizer support for this lens.
- Is that correct?
Probably.
- Will Canon add that lens to the DLO support list for DPP 3?
Only Canon personnel knows.
At the moment only the EF 50mm f1.8 and EF 50mm f1.8 II are supported in DPP 4.3.0 (latest version of DPP 4), and no support for the EF 50mm f1.8 STM for now.
If there would be no support for that lens in future in DPP 3.X, but only in DPP 4.X, and the 650D won't get support in DPP 4.x, you can make DPP 4 convert your 650D images by changing the camera model from 650D to 700D.
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