Hans Kruse

Adobe has said that they are working on support for the new RAW format with dual pixel RAW. I don't think you are stuck with DPP, which would be awful :)

Adobe has said that they will support the dual pixel raw. https://www.google.dk/#q=adobe+canon+5d+IV+dual+pixel And typically the DNG converter is out first and then an update to Lightroom, so in ...

https://www.google.dk/#q=adobe+canon+5d+IV+dual+pixel

A couple of points: 1) Tony has not had the camera for testing, so his comments ar entirely from reading the specs and announcement. He has some valid points, I think. The crop factor on video need ...

Well congratulations and hope it works for you. I don't have a problem getting sharp shots with either Canon or Nikon. The most recent Canons I have used are the 1Ds III, 5D III and 5Ds R. They all ...

Unnecessary sound a little odd about 4K resolution although this depends on the screen size. I no longer have a low DPI screen and judge my photos on my MacBook Pro screen at 220 DPI as sharp if ...

I always preview images in Lightroom, but I can see cases where previewing outside og Lightroom could make sense. You can in Lightroom use the convert to DNG on an existing DNG file and then ...

The A7R was flawed and only the A7R II fixed the problem with shutter shock. The 5DsR has EFCS which means that it does not have these issues. The D810 also has this but a really ackward ...

I would suggest reporting this to Adobe. I'm wondering why you need the full size JPG preview.

My original test was with the default medium sized JPG preview. I have now run it with full size preview. No issues found (after almost 100 converted I stopped the process). DNG converter version ...

I just ran a conversion of 338 5DsR files through the DNG converter and no issues. This was a MacBook Pro 2015 running El Capitan. Maybe not useful to you since you are on Windows 7.

I just tried to explain to you what I felt was in your questions. Highlight recovery is an important part of that. It was not clear to me that you were aware of that. But anyway that's the issue ...

But that's the issue with the automatic highlight recovery that you don't knpw if the data is there. When the clipping indicators turn on it does not mean there is clipping in the RAW file. There ...

To me it was not so clear what you really was looking for. In my opinion you cannot determine if there is clipping this way. You need to use a program that analyses the RAW file like e.g. ...

In normal light the bracket is -1, 0, +1. In really high dynamic situations and with very strong light in the frame it is either -2, -1, 0, +1, +2 or -3, -2, -1, 0, +1. It does happen often that a ...

Yes and no. It all (in my opinion( depends on what taste you have in developing the final picture. For landscape photography which I do a lot there is no picture ever that would be a final picture ...

I bought it and I don't use it. I like Camera Standard. After editing using exposure highlights and shadows and setting of white point and black point I don't see the advantage of this profile. ...

The Canon service center is not Canon. It is a company that Canon has chosen to service the Canon products.

My 24-70 II also had an issue with different sharpness from left to right. After months in the Canon service center here in Copenhagen og me insisting many times they finally admitted the issue ...

I agree. I have followed the various discussions on the Adobe profile. Adobe does not seem to agree since the profile as far as I can tell has not been changed including the latest Lightroom ...