That's why I never looked for a RAW batch converter before. That's a good hint: Canon g5x is the first canon camera I'm not very satisfied with JPGs output. Is there a reason why you haven't looked at Canon's own DPP ? It will batch convert Raws to jpegs using any parameters of your choosing. contrast, sharpness, noise reduction) or a RAW converter which can, thanks maybe to the more powerful CPU of my PC, to do a better default job than the algorithm in my Canon g5x mk1. Of course I'm searching for a RAW batch converter which let's me set some parameters preferably (i.e. And I have to shoot also RAW because I prefer RAW for large prints and for rare post processing. No, It seems that if you shoot RAW+JPG you cannot change the jpeg parameters from default in Canon, would be great If I can I don't find good reasons for that. by then you will have more boxes to tick. If you wait for a camera that will tick all your boxes. There is no argument for FF vs APS-c (or m43) with shallow DOF.as it's a law of physics and a very subjective personal thing if you want to make use of the shallow DOF only FF can offer as long as you don't want a flagship camera with a VF.if that's the case it died sometime ago The EOS M is not dead and wont be for a long time. its The best its going get so no need to tell me it is bad I know it is. This post will have many although spell checked, spelling and grammatical errs. as far as i can see if you batch process RAW files in an editor unless you configure the editor you will be in the same boutĪttention Dislexsic i mean dyslexic person. Its a long time since i shoot jpeg (2004) but can you not change the jpeg parameters like contrast ,sharpness,saturation ETC in camera?.

I don't want to tweak every single image). In that case I would shoot only RAWs and batch convert at home to JPGs.Īny experience? I'd like a software that, once configured, would work well on a moltitude of images (i.e. Since I'm not too satisfied about JPGs of g5x I'm asking if there is a good free/opensource software which does a good job in batch converting canon RAWs to JPGs (at least better than the camera). Usually I shoot RAW+JPG and I use RAW for printing large scale (obviously rarely) and jpg for everything else. From the limited tests I've done it seems that jpg files could be better I find them a little too contrasty/oversharpned. I recently bought a Canon g5x mk1 and I'm quite satisfied by the camera overall.

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