Lightroom's RAW conversion is incredibly easy.
Please comment briefly on your RAW file processing experience.
Please comment briefly on your RAW file processing experience.
Stick with the manufacturer software.
16% (22 votes)
Use Aperture, Lightroom, ACR or other third-party software.
77% (108 votes)
Don't shoot RAW, so it doesn't apply.
8% (11 votes)
Total votes: 141
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COMMENTS
Submitted by Joe Konz (not verified) on June 5, 2011 - 4:30pm
So far, I've been doing my Canon RAW file edits in Photoshop Elements 7. On the plus side, I like Photoshop's facility of ease. Also, I'm accustomed to it and I can go through my primary edits quite quickly. On the down side, I don't like the fact that PE7 (and all Photoshop programs, for that matter) is useless for RAW files shot with new camera models whose Camera RAW code was created after the Elements manufacture date. With my 7D, I have to convert all my RAW files to DNG format in order to edit them in Photoshop. But then ... I don't like Canon's DPP -- it's too limiting and cumbersome. It was hard for me to follow when I tried it.