Need the list of Canon EOS bodies which have in-camera RAW processing feature.

lovemy5dsomuch wrote in post #16798187
I need the list of Canon EOS bodies which have in-camera RAW processing feature. Can someone help me?

I wasn't aware that any did, but I googled it and it is certainly in the 60D (so logically the 70D) and the 5D mk III. I couldn't find anything about it in connection to the 5D mk II, so I am pretty confident the only 5D to have it is the mk III. I presume going by your title, that it is going to be the 5Ds you want to know about.

Although I have the mk III, I have never used this facility (and didn't even know it had it) so can't give any idea as to how useful it is. I won't be using it personally, I prefer to use a decent calibrated monitor when converting, as well as software a bit more advanced than the limited options in the camera.

It would give you the option of shooting raw and then seeing the picture styles effects on the LCD for each image.

6D as well.

7D as well...

Sadly none of them, from what I can tell, allow you to change the exposure slider though like you can in DPP.

I'm lazy and tired from work. Could someone link to a page outlining this feature?

edit: I lied

here
http://www.dummies.com …eos-60d.navId-810612.html

and
https://www.youtube.co​m/watch?v=v6IIjtxK7gw

7D (added in FW 2.0)
60D
70D
5D3
1DX

The 1DX allows exposure adjustment too, +/- one stop only, but at least something.

Stop it! You are bound and determined to make me spend money on the 1DX....

TeamSpeed wrote in post #16799036
Stop it! You are bound and determined to make me spend money on the 1DX....

Go on - you know you want one!

They are so good that they are almost worth the money!

6D allows for brightness adjustments in 1/3 of a stop but no more then +/- 1stop. Helps to recover slightly blown highlits.

Cheaper way, then, to get that feature.