
Canon has release Digital Photo Professional Express for iPad. It allows you to import and process .CR3 files on Apple iPad. [Read more…]
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By Eric Reagan

Canon has release Digital Photo Professional Express for iPad. It allows you to import and process .CR3 files on Apple iPad. [Read more…]
By Eric Reagan

Canon has updated Digital Photo Professional 4 to version 4.3.0. The new version adds new cameras, features and fixes.
New RAW format support includes support for the following cameras: [Read more…]
By Eric Reagan

Canon Digital Photo Professional version 3.14.15 is now available with support for the Rebel T5, EOS M2 and G1 X Mark II. The new version includes the following updates: [Read more…]
By Eric Reagan

Canon has issued updates for several software programs. Update info for the respective applications from Canon is noted below. [Read more…]
By Eric Reagan

Canon Digital Photo Professional version 3.13.45 is now available. The new version includes the following updates:
You can download the update here on Canon’s website.
By Eric Reagan

Canon has issued updates for its Digital Photo Professional (DPP) and EOS Utility programs.
DPP 3.12.40/41 adds support for the following camera and lenses:
EOS Utility 2.12.0 adds support for the new Canon EOS M mirrorless camera.
You can download the updates on Canon’s website.
By Eric Reagan
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Canon Digital Photo Professional version 3.11.31 is now available. The new version includes the following updates:
Download the new version from Canon USA’s website.
By Eric Reagan

Canon issued an update to its Digital Photo Professional software that purportedly fixes the “soft” image problem when processing 5D Mark III RAW files in DPP. Check it out via the links below (hit the red arrows on the right to download the software). [Read more…]
By Eric Reagan

Canon Japan has issued a statement acknowledging a problem with the Canon Digital Photo Professional software when used to convert 5D Mark III RAW files. When using DPP 3.11.10, 5D Mark III images can appear soft. Canon says it will update the software for a mid-April release, which should provide a solution to this problem.
[Canon Japan via Digital Picture]