Digital Photo Professional 3.4.1...

That it lists changes for the 450D isn't any surprise.
More interesting that the list of cameras compatible with the lens abberation correction now lists the EOS 1000D model.

Here is the link http://www.usa.canon.c​om …egoryid=314&mod​elid=15653

If I didn't work on so many computers I would probably like LR more, the way I have stuff set up though, its sadly not a viable option. I want to like it, and instead it just frustrates me =D.

I'm thinking of using DPP while I wait out LightRoom 2 and/or Bibble 5. I'm currently using Rawshooter Professional but I am finding some good aspects of DPP. One question I've had is if DPP touches the RAW file. That is one reason I stopped using it. I thought rotation was touching the file and wasn't sure what other data it was writing. Am I mistaken?

Mr. Clean wrote in post #5517492
We should for a LR haters club I trialed it and it's cool in some instances but really not worth the money IMHO.

Dorman wrote in post #5516491
Lightroom FTW.

The "L" stands for

nadtz wrote in post #5518856
If I didn't work on so many computers I would probably like LR more, the way I have stuff set up though, its sadly not a viable option. I want to like it, and instead it just frustrates me =D.

I tried out the LR beta and the dual monitor support is awesome, I just cant live with the memory hogging . It just uses so much damn memory its disgusting.

Like over a 1 gig with not even a huge database . I can run CS3 and bridge all day with less memory usage.

I do have to get used to DPP still.
Canon's site crashes my browsers everything time I try to download something so I quit trying.

I have it downloaded and installed. Everything works good so far. I have not tried any of the NEW features.

I have LR and toss back and forth between the two.

Either I'm going blind, but it's NOT available at all...I first checked the Aussie site out, and pathetically, they *only* have the user guide for DPP for download, not the software (and only v3.2)...what gives?

Dave

edit - odd, just checked the XP only radio button and there's the updater...

2nd edit - dead link...

Did you specify your OS in the drop down box?

yes - not worried, just got 3.2, was only running 3.0 anyways lol!

Dave

Even selecting the OS it shows up but then it gives an error 404 (not found)

Seems to either have been pulled, or just temporarily unavailable.

Looks like it referenced a not yet existing camera in the help notes... XS/1000D.


http://www.northlight-images.co.uk/cameras/C​anon_1000D.html

Roqdawg

Get it from me if you're on XP:

www.cdifoto.com/dppup.​php

After upgrading to this version, I'm getting a "Failed to start Photoshop"-message when I try to transfer an image, which worked fine with the earlier version. There doesn't seem to be any kind of a field in the DPP-menus to point out the Photoshop installation folder, so can I edit some registry value to fix this? Or should I go back to an earlier version?

Edit:

There's sort of an "image transfer"-setting in the batch processing window, which does open the image in Photoshop after it has saved it into a TIF/JPG-file, but the direct transfer command still doesn't work.

cdifoto wrote in post #5521302
Get it from me if you're on XP:

www.cdifoto.com/dppup.​php

Thanks!!!

You ever get in trouble from Canon for doing this? Just asking, knowing how anal they can be about such things.