Canon 80D supported by New pure raw?
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Hi Stuck! Tks!
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I saw that, but it shows that it is supported by PureRAW 1.0, so I believe that the new PureRAW doesn’t support it. Do you agree?
The Canon 80D has been supported by PureRAW since version 1. That is almost 4 years ago. Are you having issues with the Raw files from that camera? Only RAW and JPEG formats are supported. If your images were captured using MRAW or SRAW those compressed RAW formats are nor supported.
Mark
The support database only indicates when support began. That camera is still supported. Are you having any issues?
Mark
Mark, PureRAW 4 cannot be used on JPEG.
The following is from: https://support.dxo.com/hc/en-us/articles/9801878988317-Can-I-also-use-DxO-PurewRAW-with-my-JPEGs-and-TIFFs
"In the case of an RGB image (JPEG , TIFF , linear DNG ), denoising would only take place late in the image processing, after a whole range of corrections and parameters have already been made (such as demosaicing or denoising the device, but also JPEG compression). do not make it possible to recover so much information. "
Peace,
Marvin
Yes I know. What I was referring to was the general support of Canon 80D file formats in the various DxO software offerings. I should have been clearer in my response.
Mark
Dear Mark,
I’m having issues to import my raw files from CANON 80D to pure raw. Could you help me? Look above the warning…
Which raw format in your 80D was used to capture these images? As I indicated earlier, the 80D has three raw format options. RAW, MRAW, and SRAW. The MRAW (medium,) and SRAW (small) formats are compressed in camera to reduce their size and DxO does not consider them true RAW files.
If your images were captured using either one of those formats that would account for the message you are seeing. Those compressed formats have no advantage other than saving some disk space. Unfortunately, there is no workaround if your images were shot with MRAW or SRAW.
Mark
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DxO is right to not consider them as RAW, m/sRAW are debayered, downscaled images saved as TIFF. While better than JPEG, they have none of the features you’d use RAW for, like lossless whitebalance adjustments.
I’m very happy my Canon cameras never supported that, I would’ve fallen into that trap as well!
I’m too. But in the meantime my EOS R supports the same called “SRAW” which can be handled. It’s different from the SRAW in the 80D and is a lossy compressed RAW, not a downsampled one.
You mean cRAW? That one is actually RAW, I use that in most situations. Only when I know beforehand that I need to raise the exposure or shadows a lot after DxO’ing it, I use full fledged RAW.
Yes, it was a misreading from me;-) sorry for the confusing.