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After seeing your post, I looked at some files that I recently imported into Lightroom. The copyright information wasn't correct. I know that I didn't apply a copyright preset during import that ...

If you can't connect the camera to the computer, use a card reader to copy the .FIR file from the computer to the SD card, and then update the firmware in-camera. Read the update instructions that ...

The .FIR file isn't meant to be read by Acrobat, and the file isn't intended to open on your computer. The file contains the update code. Use Acrobat to read the PDF update instructions. Just copy ...

Canon firmware files have a .FIR extension. The firmware download from Canon is packaged in a .zip file and contains the firmware update and pdf files with update instructions. I've never seen AAR ...

No worries. I appreciate the links nonetheless.

I wasn't looking for the installer for myself, but thanks. I had a previous version of ICE and downloaded the 64-bit installer. The file is signed by Microsoft and a scan of the file came up with ...

My bad. No it isn't. I just checked the download links.

it's available directly from Microsoft at the following link. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/product/computational-photography-applications/image-composite-editor/

That is the latest version of EOS Utility. There is no version 4.xxx. Sequence matters. I notice that especially when using the Canon camera connect app on my phone.

That information is not accurate. DNG is a lossless file format. Adobe added a lossy compression option in DNG converter 1.4, but I haven't seen a comparison of the two formats to determine how ...

Yes, camera raw 7.1 and later was the setting to choose. See the Specify compatibility preferences section at the following link. https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/adobe-dng-converter.html

Check the information for your OS at the following link. Maybe there is something that can help get the issue sorted out. There is also a Canon support forum for the webcam utility. https://www.usa ...

DPP 4.13.10 is available on the Canon support site now. The only change that's listed is support for the EOS Kiss M2 and the EOS M50 II.

No, it's not posted for download yet on the U.S. site. I didn't see it available for Canon Europe either. I think that it only adds support for the M50 II and one other camera. 4.12.70 is fine if ...

You can download it from within DPP by checking for updates.

I ran a calibration on my SW2700 using Art's 'best' settings, and the result was a hair better than my previous calibration with 1.3.11. Validation passed and the max delta E decreased. It's not a ...

Are you running Windows 7? That would explain why you don't see the later version.

Is there a reason that you didn't download the latest release, 4.12.70? It should install without having to install a previous version.

Open a command prompt and use the following command to determine the version of .NET 4.x that's installed. reg query "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Net Framework Setup\NDP\v4" /s If you don't have ...

I think that the .12 version is only a DxO re-brand of the Nik collection. Perhaps someone else can weigh in if there are differences.